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Forex trading headlines from the European morning wrap 2 Sept
News:
- RBA: No change to cash rate target – Sees likely period of interest rate stability
- Russia says comments by Putin about “taking Kiev in two weeks” were taken out of context
- Russia says it will adjust its military doctrine in response to NATO enlargement and situation in Europe & Ukraine
- Aggression against Crimea will be seen as an attack on Russia
- Russia's Lavrov says Minsk meeting may mark shift to compromise from demands
- Hollande and Draghi agree that budget flexibility is needed
- Scottish jitters give the pound another kick lower
- UK housing market starting to feel the heat from new mortgage rules
- EU Commission says it is to hold talks with Russia on Thursday to resolve Ukraine gas price argument
- Slovak-Ukraine pipeline opened carrying natural gas from EU
- Japan's Suga says PM Abe will hold press conference after govt re-shuffle Wednesday
- Gold back on its lows as USD dominates
Data:
- August 2014 UK Markit/CIPS construction PMI 64.0 vs 61.4 exp
- Swiss Q2 GDP qq 0.0% vs +0.5% exp
- July 2014 Eurozone PPI -0.1% vs -0.1% exp m/m
- OECD July inflation falls to 1.9% from 2.1% prior y/y
- Spanish jobless rises by 8,070 in August
- Nikkei closes up 1.24% at 15,668.60
We've seen another session of greenback grabbing and it's the pound that's most felt the wrath as concerns also grow over a Yes vote in the forthcoming Scottish referendum.
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