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USD/CAD rises toward mid-1.28s on robust ADP employment figures

3 Oct. 2018

EUR/USD Technical Analysis: EUR/USD treading water above 1.1530 key level

3 Oct. 2018

EU’s Moscovici: Italy deficit at 2.4% risks breaking EU rules

3 Oct. 2018

Fed’s Harker: Employment numbers keep surprising us

3 Oct. 2018

Emerging Markets: Manufacturing sentiment worsens – ING

3 Oct. 2018

USD/JPY clings to gains, moves little after ADP report

3 Oct. 2018

US: Private sector employment increased by 230,000 jobs in September – ADP

3 Oct. 2018

Oil: Prices likely to remain well supported – ING

3 Oct. 2018

Fed’s Barkin: Economic growth is solid, unemployment is low and inflation is on target

3 Oct. 2018

NZD/USD slides to 2-1/2 week lows, around mid-0.6500s ahead of US data

3 Oct. 2018

USD/CAD decline expected to hold at 1.2744/30 – Commerzbank

3 Oct. 2018

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