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Yesterday, USD/CNH took a hit and with it may have posted a lower-high, priming it for more weakness from here. View the full article

The Turkish Central Bank (CBRT) is expected to raise interest rates today in order to provide a boost to the Turkish Lira and cool inflation View the full article

Precious metals are poised to continue trading higher, but will need help from the dollar and just may get it if the DXY can break a cluster of support. View the full article

Traders in GBPUSD, Sterling crosses the FTSE 100 and UK Gilts need to watch Brexit developments rather than today’s decision on UK interest rates by the Bank of England. View the full article

The cryptocurrency market is limbering up for another dead cat bounce as prices edge higher after the recent heavy sell-off. Sentiment remains negative. View the full article

The Euro and the British Pound may carve out divergent paths following monetary policy announcements form the European Central Bank and the Bank of England. View the full article

Euro and British Pound prices look to the ECB and BoE rate decisions after Asia Pacific benchmark stocks mostly rose. The bearish reversal pattern in EUR/USD seems to have fallen apart. View the full article

The Australian Dollar has mounted a spirited recovery against its US counterpart but overall chart positioning continues to favor downtrend resumption. View the full article

While neither the ECB nor the BoE are likely to change their benchmark rate policies this week, their projections and the unique fixation on their respective fundamental backdrop can still render the events market movers. View the full article

The Nikkei 225 may be more in thrall to global risk appetite right now than any technical impetus. However the daily-charts still look quite constructive. View the full article

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