EUR / USD: at the end of last week, an agreement between Greece and the Eurogroup extending the rescue program in the country to four months. News accumulate in the price of the single currency. US economic data last week were mixed
GBP / USD: last week pound rose against the dollar after a series of good data for the British economy, particularly at the lower levels of unemployment. Dollar remained relatively stable after mixed data this past trading week. Today we expect the balance in retail sales in the UK and sales of existing US homes
European indexes probably will open with an increase after the positive outcome of the negotiations for the Greek rescue program on Friday. Possible support can provide the news verse fire in eastern Ukraine. Oil noted minimal growth after falling earlier in the day. US indices are at record levels.
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