EUR/USD: correction in the pair continues after yesterday’s data for both currencies. Speculation about improving relations between Germany and Greece supported the single currency. Dollar remains under pressure due concerns for slower US economy growth
GBP/USD: dollar is under pressure, after raising speculations, that FED will keep interest rates at their current levels at least for now. Later in the day will be the release of the retail sales data in Great Britain and US’s weekly jobless claims
European indexes are likely to open flat today after the bad end from yesterday’s session. Gold and oil continued to rise, as bullion reached record levels for the past two weeks. News that Saudi Arabia will take military attacks in Yemen rocketed up the black gold
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