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EUR/USD clings to gains near 1.1750 after mixed US data


EUR/USD clings to gains near 1.1750 after mixed US data

EUR/USD holds its ground in the American session and clings to moderate gains near 1.1750 after mixed private sector employment and Manufacturing PMI data releases from the US. Investors keep a close eye on political developments in the US following the government shutdown.










Gold corrects from record-high, remains close to $3,900


Gold corrects from record-high, remains close to $3,900

Gold corrects lower from the record-high it set above $3,890 but manages to hold on to small daily gains. The risk-averse market atmosphere after lawmakers in the US failed to come to an agreement to fund the government helps XAU/USD keep its footing.










GBP/USD reclaims 1.3500 and beyond on weak Dollar


GBP/USD reclaims 1.3500 and beyond on weak Dollar

GBP/USD climbs for the fourth consecutive day on Wednesday, this time managing to trespass the key 1.3500 the figure against the backdrop of further weakening of the Greenback. The persistent USD sell-off comes as investors continue to assess the ongoing US government shutdown and disheartening prints from the labour market.











Don’t worry at all about higher Eurozone inflation


Don’t worry at all about higher Eurozone inflation

The pickup in inflation to 2.2% in September was mainly due to energy effects, which will fade in the months ahead. A small undershooting of the inflation target actually seems realistic around the turn of the year. Expect the ECB to hold rates steady for now.











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