EURUSD growing speculation that it is possible recent increase in interest rates by the US Federal Reserve supported the downward movement of the pair. The European Central Bank will begin quantitative easing program this month, and the ongoing debate on the possible exit of Greece from the Eurozone continue to put pressure on the single currency.
GBPUSD possible long movements after more weak data on Nationwide index yesterday. In today's investors are waiting for the PMI index in construction and Carney's statement from the UK, it is possible to see the effect on the movement of the pair.
Indices will probably mark a new growth after yesterday's data on production PMI indices showed better data. Oil rose early in the session, which is to support energy stocks, and in today expect major results for retail sales from Germany and output prices indices in the Eurozone.
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