The US dollar and Treasury yields fell on Friday as Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida said they were close to being neutral on interest rates.
Trade impacts are yet to emerge, but mixed signals persist in China.
Uncertainty on whether the UK Cabinet would pass May’s Brexit deal played heavily on the pound overnight but it rebounded when the deal was approved.
A first Brexit milestone could mean a volatile 24 hours or so for Sterling.
With just 137 days until Britain leaves the EU, how low could the pound could sink given the rising uncertainty?
The FOMC has kept interest rates on hold. Meanwhile Italy and the EU seem to be at loggerheads on budget numbers and the UK’s Brexit secretary appears a little uninformed, as one cabinet minister breaks ranks on Theresa May’s plan.
Will the results of the US mid-terms impact the focus of the Fed?
As Americans head out to the polls the markets are left guessing whether it’ll be a good or bad result for President Trump.
We can expect a relatively quiet 24 hours trading as the world waits for the results of the US mid-term elections.
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