US Retail Sales and Trump To Win?

US data continues to point to a lacklustre weakening economy while the Fed keeps hiking rates. Also, President Trump looks likely to be re-elected!

US data continues to point to a lacklustre weakening economy while the Fed keeps hiking rates. Also, President Trump looks likely to be re-elected!

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Strong US data keep the dollar in demand

Strong US data keep the dollar in demand

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Daily Global Market Update

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Dollar Strength and Chinese Renminbi Weakness

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