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Things to look out for on Thursday, November 17: The US dollar picked up some strength in the last trading

Mixed US economic data prevented EURUSD from holding above 1.0400. The US Retail Sales report crushed expectations for further rate

The United States has seen nothing to contradict Poland’s preliminary assessment that a missile that fell within its borders on

US economic data was mixed and supported the dollar. US Retail Sales were the fastest growing in eight months, while

The Mexican peso is once again firm against the dollar. The USDMXN maintains a bearish bias, unable to recover 19.50.

US retail sales posted their biggest gains in eight months, boosting the dollar. UK inflation data and Bank of England

In an interview with CNBC on Wednesday, San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly, said the latest data from the Consumer

US Retail Sales rise more than expected in October. Quiet session on financial markets on Wednesday. USDJPY rises slightly, moving

A series of economic data from the United States strengthened the dollar and limited the fall of the USDCAD. The

Credit Suisse economists point now to USDJPY at 138.00 by the end of the fourth quarter. However, a move towards