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Choppy Markets in US Session
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CAD/JPY: The pair is trading in a bearish sentiment below the cloud. The currency pair has just surpassed the Kijun-sen and the Tenkan-sen, confirming a bearish momentum.
Fibonacci Levels
XAU/USD: Gold has made a full retracement and it seems that bullish trend remains strong.
US Market View
China’s economy continued its rebound from the coronavirus pandemic, with a round of key data for August all coming in above expectations. U.S. stock markets are indicated to open higher, extending Monday’s sharp gains, supported by conviction that the growth narrative underpinning tech stocks is still intact, and that the market’s technicals seem healthy.
US Key Point
- Ray Dalio's Bridgeater is down 18.6% in the Pure Alpha II fund this year
- Canada July manufacturing sales comes at +7.0% vs +9.0% expected
- US Empire manufacturing index for September comes at 17 .0 vs. 6.8 estimate
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