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A review and analysis of the precious metals markets.

The US dollar has bounced back this morning, and this has kept the EUR/USD under mild pressure, while verbal jawboning in Japan hasn’t helped to stop the yen from sliding to new multi-month lows against the dollar.

Improving risk sentiment is boosting the Euro, but it is also holding up the Dollar, so gains here might be limited.

The US dollar is mostly consolidating in narrow ranges against the major currencies. The notable exception is the Japanese yen, which has slumped to a new nine-month low as the greenback approached JPY155.

The GBP/USD pair snapped a four-day winning streak, declining for a second day to trade around 1.3135.

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Italy's industrial stagnation is not over yet, but the picture might improve marginally over the fourth quarter.

EUR/USD consolidates ahead of Fed speakers & House vote. Oil prices fall ahead of OPEC’s monthly report.

GBPUSD moved below the support of 1.3140, which could lead to a downtrend break towards 1.2850.

Gold forecast shows a slight bearish bias amid renewed investor confidence and optimism around the US shutdown.

Asian stocks advanced alongside Treasury bonds as weaker-than-expected U.S. employment figures fuelled optimism that the Federal Reserve might soon lower interest rates.

WTI crude oil prices rose to $61 per barrel, extending gains for the third consecutive session.

Fast food chain Wendy's said it’s closing hundreds more US locations than previously announced because customers can’t afford to eat there.

The overnight funding markets are showing signs of stress, and the scent of QE is in the air.

US consumer sentiment tumbled in November to near the lowest level on record, as the government shutdown weighed on the economic outlook and financial strains soured views on personal finances.

The Pound Sterling weakens against its major peers as the BoE is expected to cut interest rates in December.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 477 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 102 points higher.

The Euro eases to 1.1575 but remains trading within the previous day's range.

GBP/USD remains under bearish pressure as technical patterns and weak UK jobs data suggest a move toward the 1.3015 support level is increasingly likely.