EURUSD sentiment remains in favor of the dollar, after hopes of a recent increase in interest rates by the Federal Reserve and the continuing pressure on the single currency, due to the debt crisis in Greece. Yesterday's weaker Eurozone data also support the downward movement.
GBPUSD is possible to see new longovi movements pair due speeches Carney, it is possible recent increase in interest rates in the UK and weaker data on aid applications from unemployed in the US yesterday. In today investors will turn their attention to the index of house prices in Great Britain, as well as consumer spending and the preliminary GDP of the United States.
Indices are likely to continue upward movement due to better data on industrial production in the euro area and the increase in oil prices, which plays a major role in the growth of energy stocks. The European Central Bank will start the program in quantitative easing, and in recent understanding on a final decision on the Greek debt will probably give new impetus to the shares.
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