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Market movers today * We expect ECB to refrain from cutting rates in connection with today’s meeting but instead signal a rate cut in December.

Still a € & $ waiting game. €/SEK & €/NOK upside risk

EUR/USD: Also yesterday the market continued to consolidate,digesting the impulsive decline last week. With a minimumcorrection target, 1.3535,

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Market movers today * In the euro area focus today is retail sales and final service PMI.

Markets in waiting game ahead of ECB & NFP

EUR/USD: A second attempt below 1.3450 has been responded to.Perhaps there isn’t much directional fuel to burn ahead ofECB tomorrow and NFP on Fri,

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Market movers today * ECB president Mario Draghi will speak at 14:30 in Frankfurt.

Softer commodities and commodity currencies (AUD, CAD & NOK)

EUR/USD: We got the small bounce we were looking for all right, nowthe stage is set for sellers to reenter ahead of 1.3535. If theydo and they close the market low,

The euro is kept on the back foot

EUR/USD: After two days of losses, buyers have responded at supportnear an earlier ref cluster (1.3472/53), at the high end of theFibo adjusted short-term “Ichimoku cloud” and

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Market movers today * The final euro area PMI is expected to be unchanged from the Flash estimate (following the release of PMIs in Italy and Spain).

The big losers were EUR & SEK on the other side of the scale you find CAD

EUR/USD: The downmove got legs yesterday. The big print left in thewake of the number fueled selling spree hosts mid-body pointresistance around 1.3660,

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Market movers today * The calendar is dominated by PMI releases. The first will be UK manufacturing PMI for October, which we expect to correct slightly from its current elevated level.

Continued $ recovery + weakening SEK = buy $/SEK

EUR/USD: Having passed FOMC and the 1.3733 mid body point thedoor has been opened to lower levels. We will next focus atthe Oct 3 peak, 1.3647,

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Market movers today * Euro area inflation in October is expected to have been pushed up by the Italian VAT increase,