EUR / USD - crosses and the euro as a whole is expected to remain volatile due to the ongoing saga between Greece and the Troika, in their attempt to reach an agreement. Given the important data on industrial and industrial production in Europe, which will become clear in the course of the session is likely volatility in the foreign exchange market to keep. It is very possible increased volatility in: EUR / GBP, EUR / USD and GBP / USD.
In the energy market outlines increased especially after data on oil reserves of the United States by the American Petroleum Institute, which showed a decrease much more than expected as a result of increased demand, typical for the summer season.
It is important to note the comments of the Governor of the BoJ, Haruhiko Kuroda, who said that the aggressive easing will continue, as financial markets and asset prices are not overheating.
This would strengthen investors' appetite for riskier assets. Given the expected statement of the Governor of the Bank of England - Karni, which is immediately after the closing of the American stock market is likely to witness a more active trade at the end of the session
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