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For the second week in a row, EUR/USD continues to fall below the 1.1000 psychological support

During trading on Monday, September 30, 2019, the financial markets will be interested in the release of economic calendar data

China's manufacturing sector has grown at its fastest pace since early 2018 in September despite persistent trade disputes with the United States

During last week's trading, it was a painful start for USD/JPY, where the price fell to 106.95, the lowest level in two weeks

China's top trade negotiator will lead the upcoming 13th round of talks aimed at resolving the trade dispute with the United States

The UK is due to leave the EU on October 31, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed that there will be no delays even if no agreement is reached

The US Dollar found support in Asian trade on easing concerns that the trade war between the United States and China was escalating.

The US Dollar was generally mixed in Asian trade, though sentiment is positive overall given support from an unexpectedly more hawkish outlook from the Federal Reserve bank

As the Brexit due date approaches, The Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar expressed his government openness to another extension to Article 50.

The Pound Sterling continues to be under sell pressure for the second consecutive day and is close to a 10-day trough.

News of a possible U.S. presidential impeachment tends to shake the markets, as evidenced by the sell off immediately following the news that an impeachment investigation has started

After the market's knee-jerk reaction to the British Supreme Court decision which found Boris Johnson had unlawfully prorogued the British Parliament

A Bank of Japan Board Member said on Wednesday that the Bank intends to continue conducting monetary policy "appropriately" with the purpose of reaching their inflation target.

Asian markets were lower on Wednesday afternoon and the U.S. dollar struggled as traders and analysts responded to news that a formal impeachment inquiry was opened

The European Union Chief Negotiator Michael Barnier said that Boris Johnson's alternative to the Irish Backstop is unacceptable for the European Union.