EUR / USD Speculation to smooth relations between Greece and Germany boosts euro, and today expect major data IFO index in Germany, as expected better data. If the data is true, the pair will probably continue the corrective movement.
GBP / USD is likely continuation of shorts. The dollar remains under pressure due to growing speculation that it is possible the Fed to keep interest rates. In better data for durable goods today from the US, will likely see an increase in US currency.
It is possible to see a drop in the indices in today. Due to the decrease in some of the airlines and the continuing decline in oil prices, which adversely affect the energy stocks. US indices declined in Asian session, and European is possible to follow the movement. Today we expect important data IFO indices of Germany and orders of durable goods in the US.
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