The dollar was weak against the pound and stronger against the euro yesterday, and is the same this morning amid concerns over the US-China trade tensions. There have been suggestions that the threat of delisting Chinese companies was a tactic to keep the pressure high before face-to-face talks resume next week.
Today we will see the release of manufacturing figures for the US, as well as speeches from several Federal Reserve officials. Both could hint at the Fed’s next step for interest rates.
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