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Brexit negotiations could collapse amid DUP pushback to proposed deal – Bloomberg

16 Oct. 2019

AUD/USD off lows, still in the red below mid-0.6700s

16 Oct. 2019

Bank of Korea: Accommodative policy stance – TDS

16 Oct. 2019

EU: Annual core CPI ticked up to 1% in September as expected

16 Oct. 2019

NZ: Strong CPI data – Westpac

16 Oct. 2019

DUP’s Wilson: No amount of money would offset damage to the union

16 Oct. 2019

UK CPI holds steady at 1.7% YoY rate in September vs. 1.8% expected – GBP/USD moves little

16 Oct. 2019

EUR/USD Technical Analysis: Rallies still capped by the 1.1060/65 band

16 Oct. 2019

US Dollar Index Technical Analysis: DXY remains under pressure. Risks a break below 98.00

16 Oct. 2019

EUR/JPY Technical Analysis: The 100-day SMA is offering some support

16 Oct. 2019

USD/JPY focused now on 109.30 – UOB

16 Oct. 2019

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