EUR / USD probably decrease the couple Friday after Janet Yellen said that probably raise rates we can see later in the year. The euro remained under pressure due to continuing tensions between Greece and European lenders.
GBP / USD sentiment for the pair remains negative. The dollar remains supported by the statement of Yellen in San Francisco, but weak data last week in the UK support the downward trend. Today we expect important news from UK M4 money supply, as well as economic, potrebitrelskoto and business confidence.
European indexes are likely to continue the movement of the US and will open with an increase today after better data at the end of last session. Today, the markets are waiting for inflation data in Germany and the United States confidence in Europe.
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