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18 Mar 2016

Key events in China coming up - TDS

Analysts at TD Securities noted the Chinese manufacturing coming up next week.

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"Chinese data has been thrown around (as usual) by the New Year holiday, so March data should bring about a cleaner read on the economy. The PMIs were not immune from this volatility, and will provide a first read of activity in the month. After the holiday-depressed prints in February, we look for a small uptick for March."
Mar 18, 2016

GBP/JPY recovers but still down for the week

The pound is recovering across the board for the second day in a row and versus the yen continues to move off 2-week lows that reached on Thursday. GBP/JPY climbed recently to 161.77, reaching the highest level since Tuesday.
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Mar 18, 2016

FOMC: a tough call to make? - BNP

Analysts at BNP Paribas explained that the FOMC decided to leave interest rates unchanged at its latest meeting.
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