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Economic data puts the EUR in focus, while geopolitics and COVID-19 news and numbers will also influence on the day.

Retail sales figures will give the Pound and the Loonie direction, with the ECB minutes also in focus. Trump’s Twitter account could be the key driver, however.

Private sector PMIs and U.S jobless claims put the EUR, the Pound, and the Greenback in the spotlight. Numbers out of Japan were not inspiring…

It’s a busy day ahead. The FOMC minutes late in the day will draw plenty of attention as market optimism of an economic rebound lingers.

Hopes for a vaccine and a German-French proposal to break the logjam at the EU for a joint recovery effort helped propel equities higher yesterday.

It’s a busy day ahead on the economic calendar. There is also geopolitics to consider with over the course of the day.

Central banks in Central and Eastern Europe have, in most cases, contained rises in debt-financing costs for governments that are spending heavily to counter the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic

Despite somber warnings that the US economic recovery can stretch to the end of next year, investors have begun the new week by taking on new risks. Most equity markets in the Asia Pacific region rose, with Australia’ leading the large bourses with a 1% gain.

Oil prices are on the rise and COVID-19 numbers are on the decline as governments ease lockdown measures. it’s “risk-on” early in the day.

2020 is already halfway gone. Yes, I know we are still in May, which is the 5th month of the year. But unless you are living on the moon, you probably know that we have a global pandemic which is yet to be contained.

Economic data from the Asian session was skewed to the negative ahead of some key stats out of the Eurozone and the U.S. Expect geopolitics to also play a hand…

Risk aversion hits early, as concerns over the economic outlook and COVID-19 weigh. U.S jobless claims could also spook the markets later…

The economic calendar puts the Pound front and center, though there is the rising concern of a 2nd wave of the COVID-19 pandemic to consider…

Italy is among the European countries most severely impacted by the Covid-19 health crisis and its economic consequences, resulting in a significant structural increase in debt and annual gross financing needs.

As China and South Korea report a rise in new cases, will other governments need to tread more carefully? Risk aversion hits the markets early…

Risk-on sentiment supported riskier assets early on. Any negative chatter from Beijing and Washington could rock the boat…

The Dollar is on the back foot early as risk sentiment improves. Nonfarm payroll figures from the U.S could spook the markets later, however.

Economic data and the BoE put the Dollar and the Pound in focus after a positive round of stats early this morning from the Asian session.

Geopolitical risk and economic data to provide the majors with direction on a busy day for the global financial markets.

The RBA fails to sink the Aussie Dollar, with COVID-19 numbers and further easing of lockdown measures delivering riskier assets with support.