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Services are expected to show a slight improvement globally today, which should hurt risk sentiment in higher rate expectations Full Article

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Yesterday the USD retreat continued, following last Friday's price action, but we might see a reversal today Full Article

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EUR/USD retreated lower after stronger than expected manufacturing and services numbers from the US, but MAs continue to hold as support Full Article

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GBP/USD continues to remain bullish but the UK economy might be on a recession already Full Article

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The sentiment remains mixed in financial markets as the US economy continues to show mixed signals on the data Full Article

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Today services and manufacturing to weigh further on risk sentiment after deterioration following rate hikes by 4 central banks Full Article

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The USD was showing some buying pressure late last week, but yesterday's manufacturing report showed that this sector fell in contraction wh Full Article

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US manufacturing activity finally fell in contraction which should turn the FED softer on rate hikes, sending the USD lower Full Article

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Manufacturing and services figures will be released today before the FOMC meeting minutes in the evening, which might shake the markets Full Article

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The RBNZ is expected to raise rates by 75 bps on Wednesday, while European and US services are expected to remain in contraction Full Article

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Yesterday the Chinese GDP showed a reversal and a 3.9% expansion in Q3, after cooling off in Q2, while European and US services and manufact Full Article

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Eurozone, UK and US services and manufacturing fell deeper in contraction in September, indicating that the global recession is on the way Full Article

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EUR/GBP is reversing higher after the pullback lower today as the UK faces more challenges than the Euro at the moment Full Article

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Yesterday's dive in US services activity hurt the USD, so today's home sales and durable goods orders will attract plenty of attention Full Article

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US services PMI fell deeper in contraction in July, meaning no 75 bps hike from the FED, which is helping improve the risk sentiment Full Article

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