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Dollar Volatility Focus Through NFPs, Economic Update, Earnings Warnings

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The S&P 500 guided ‘risk trends’ to a fresh, one-month high but the exceptionally low tolerance for volatility registers as a greater risk than relief. For Friday, a convergence of inflation, rate speculation and top data including NFPs brings the focus onto the US Dollar.

 

 

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