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The United States as seen a couple of major snowstorms over the last couple of days, and at this point it looks very likely to have a major effect on the natural gas markets. A
The NASDAQ 100 has fallen pretty significantly during the trading session on Tuesday as Donald Trump suggest that perhaps the US/China trade deal could be after the presidential election.
Gold markets rallied significantly during the trading session on Tuesday, as Donald Trump suggested that the China deal might be better off being done after the election, and that of course causes a lot of fear.
Bitcoin: More bearish below $7,192
GBPUSD: Bulls threatening breakout above 1.2750 – 1.3000 range
EURUSD: Resistance at 1.1093 remains pivotal
The US dollar initially tried to rally during the trading session on Tuesday, but then collapsed as Donald Trump started talking about how the China deal might be better served having been dealt with after the election.
The US dollar rallied a bit during the trading session on Tuesday to show signs of life again, as there are concerns about the trade war again.
The Euro went back and forth during the trading session on Tuesday, as the 1.11 level is massive resistance, and it looks very likely to be an area that we will struggle with.
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Bitcoin continues to struggle and the overall bearish environment remains in place.
The British pound initially tried to rally above the crucial 1.30 level during the trading session on Tuesday, and although this was a strong move, once we got close to that area we failed again.
New Zealand reported an increase in house prices as well as in commodity prices which prevented a breakdown in the NZD/CAD to materialize.
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After the release of Australian economic data that showed the service sector continues to cool down and third-quarter GDP clocked in lower than what economists were looking for
USD/JPY fell to the 108.92 support with a stronger decline in the US ISM Manufacturing PMI, and investors' risk appetite ceased with the absence of any details of the upcoming trade agreement between the US and China. T