The dollar was weaker on Friday afternoon, as the euro and the pound were buoyed on hopes that MPs would vote in favour of a Brexit deal. However, the greenback looks stronger this morning.
This week, a series of economic data will be released for the US, including manufacturing and services PMIs on Thursday.
China’s quarterly economic growth sank to a 26 year low amid the trade war. This comes as China have requested that the US lift their tariffs in order for a full agreement to be reached.
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