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GBP/USD technical analysis: Clings to modest gains, just above 1.2300 handle post-UK macro data

30 Sep. 2019

UK final GDP contracts 0.2% m/m in Q2, meets estimates – Cable keeps 1.2300

30 Sep. 2019

Gold holds weaker below $1500 mark, closer to monthly lows

30 Sep. 2019

AUD/USD hangs near multi-week lows, around mid-0.6700s

30 Sep. 2019

Austrian elections: Jumping on the green wave? – ING

30 Sep. 2019

CFTC Positioning Report: GBP net shorts receded to multi-week lows

30 Sep. 2019

China’s ForeignMin: China-US decoupling would harm both sides and cause instability

30 Sep. 2019

China PMIs – Don’t Hold Your Breath: TDS

30 Sep. 2019

EUR/USD advances to session highs beyond 1.0940

30 Sep. 2019

GBP/USD could slip back to the 1.2200 area – UOB

30 Sep. 2019

EUR/JPY: initial hurdle lies at 119.32 ahead of 120.05 – Commerzbank

30 Sep. 2019

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