The British Pound and US Dollar will be contending with the rising geopolitical risks of Brexit, US fiscal stimulus talks and the first presidential debate in a data-packed week.
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As the DXY Index has clawed back gains in recent weeks, EUR/USD rates have slid back. Their fates remain intertwined.
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EUR/USD may trade within a defined range over the coming days as the European Central Bank (ECB) appears to be in no rush to alter the path for monetary policy.
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The New Zealand Dollar’s correction lower against the Japanese Yen and US Dollar may be at an end, as NZD remains constructively perched above key chart support..
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Dow Jones Industrial Average surged for a second day on fiscal stimulus hopes. The US Dollar fell alongside VIX volatility index. Asia-Pacific equities opened broadly higher.
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