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EUR/USD
Euro hovered near $1.1830 after the European Central Bank said it would trim emergency bond purchases over the coming quarter.
GBP/USD
Pound pierced to $1.3850, but gains were limited after the Leader of Northern Ireland’s largest British unionist party highlighted post-Brexit tensions.
USD/JPY
Yen cascaded from yesterday's high 109.60 to 109.87 against its U.S counterpart, despite that the number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits fell last week to the lowest level in nearly 18 months.
USD/CAD
Loonie soared to 1.2648 per dollar, shrugging off the heavy fall in prices of Canada’s main export item, WTI crude oil. The scheduled release of Canada’s August month jobs report will be important to follow.
AUD/USD
Aussie struggled at $0.7383 as virus woes escalated after Australia’s second consecutive day of increasing cases, joining grim numbers globally.
USD/ZAR
South Africa's rand weakened to 14.16 per dollar, although domestic current account data recorded its largest surplus in the second quarter.
USD/MUR
The local pair remained flat at 42.80(selling) on the Mauritian market.
10:00 - GBP - GDP(MoM)
10:00 - GBP - GDP(YoY)
10:00 - GBP - Monthly GDP 3M/3M Change
16:30 - USD - PPI(MoM)(Aug)
16:30 - CAD - Employment Change (Aug)
