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The NZD saw a mild bounce, as commodity currenciesrose off the lows they had made in the week’s first half.

AUD/USD managed an inside day Wednesday with the pair bouncing a little from ahead of Tuesday’s low.

Limited movement among most of the G10 curren-cies points to an ongoing assessment of the outlook for global growth and relative monetary policy,

While a decline in a German September business index and easing talk from Draghi leaves the Euro in a downward bias to start today,

The Swiss sits poised above a fresh downside breakout point on the charts,

Apparently the Yen decline has stalled, as the overall global economic outlook has deteriorated recently and

The Dollar remains within close proximity to its recent highs despite suspect US data results.

The Canadian remains off balance primarily because of residual fears of slowing in China and

The Pound continues to claw out minor gains because of a lack of alternatives.

MNB left interest rates unchanged NBP’s Belka reiterates that rate cut in October is likely

Business expectations fell more than expected, again driven by the manufacturing sector.

Today’s highlights: EURGBP stages a bearish “outside day” to leave the spotlight on our core bear target zone at .7800/.7755.