Banking turmoil keeps sentiment fragile; investors want the Fed to pivot

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Oil remains in the driving seat as dollar gains persist

Send us Fan MailDollar gains linger as hawkish Fed keeps FX in check. Oil prices remain elevated; headline risk to influence risk appetite. Hawkish BoJ hike fails to satisfy yen investors; dollar/yen climbs. Equities rebound on the back of lower oil prices and sovereign yields.Ri ...  Show more

September flash PMIs take centre stage

Send us Fan MailAll eyes will be on September flash PMI data from the Eurozone, UK and US this week, with traders watching for fresh clues on economic growth and interest-rate expectations. We also cover Australian jobs data, the SNB rate decision, the Trump-Xi meeting and oil pr ...  Show more

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