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Risk factors were primarily responsible for the movement in the safe-haven Japanese Yen, while the commodity-linked Australian and New Zealand Dollars were underpinned by sharply higher crude oil prices. The Aussie and Kiwi were also supported by a surprise improvement in Chinese manufacturing activity.

Nonfarm payrolls from the U.S will influence later in the day. The UK election opinion polls and trade news also need a watchful eye.

Economic data puts the EUR in focus, while the Pound continues to rise on expectations of a Tory victory…

It’s a busy day ahead. Geopolitics, the BoC and service sector activity will keep the markets busy on the day ahead…

The RBA gives the Aussie Dollar a boost as it holds back from any rate cut talk. Chatter on trade and UK politics will garner the market attention today.

Economic data out of China provides early support, as the markets look ahead Eurozone and U.S data later in the day. Geopolitics will also be in focus…

What initially began as a Russian initiative for an alternative method of sending financial messages is gaining traction among some of the world’s biggest economies.

Economic data and geopolitics will keep the markets busy. Any response retaliation from China would likely overshadow the economic calendar…

Trump hits China with the HK Bill. After ignoring demands from Beijing to veto the Bill, will China retaliate or bide its time?

U.S data later today and any further updates from Beijing and Washington on trade will influence risk sentiment later in the day.

As updates on trade continue to grip the markets, consumer confidence figures out of Germany and the U.S will also garner interest today.

With stats limited to business confidence figures out of Germany, Trump holds the cards for the markets on the day…

Although the negative headlines drove the price action early in the week, by the end of the week, they really didn’t matter after Gao Feng, China’s Ministry of Commerce spokesman said, “external rumors” about trade talks are not accurate, and noted the two trade delegations remain in close communication.

It’s a busy day on the economic calendar. It may boil down to updates from the U.S and China on trade, however…

The HK Bill in support of the protestors is on its way to the Oval Office. Trump’s signature may well raise doubts over a phase 1 trade agreement.

Trade tensions, UK politics, the FOMC meeting minutes and inflation figures out of Canada will keep the markets busy throughout the day…

Chatter on trade remains the key driver, with negative updates from Beijing weighing on risk appetite early. The RBA added further pressure on the Aussie.

The Pound makes an early move, supported by the latest opinion polls. The ECB Financial Stability Review and Trade will also influence.

Mixed comments about the status of trade talks between the United States and China encouraged some investors to seek shelter in the safe-haven Japanese Yen. The Australian Dollar closed lower last week after the country’s employment report for the month of October created a surprise disappointment among investors. The New

The economic calendar shifts focus to the U.S Dollar. Following Powell’s positive outlook on the economy, retail sales will need to impress…