Forex news and economic data headlines 23 September 2016
News:
- UK's Johnson says Article 50 would be triggered "probably in the early part" of 2017
- Saudi Arabia ready to reduce oil output if Iran agrees to freeze output at current levels
- Saudis propose output deal to Iran - Reuters
- A Fed hike would show that it's possible to normalise inflation says Constancio
- ECB's Constancio says low rates for long periods pose risks to financial stability
- ECB's Villeroy says negative rates are a useful part of the toolkit
- Hey guess what? Yep, cable on the slide again
- Cable cracks appear through 1.3000 as Brexit plays out once again
- Old Blighty saw a 2% y/y rise in foreign visitors after Brexit vote
- USDJPY still can't make up its mind
- Option expiries for the 10 am NY cut today 23 Sept
- Nikkei 225 closes down -0.32% at 16,754.02
Data:
- France Q2 GDP qq final -0.1% vs 0.0% exp
- Eurozone Markit mftg PMI Sept flash 52.6 vs 51.5 exp
- Germany Markit/BME mftg PMI Sept flash 54.3 vs 53.1 exp
- France Markit mftg PMI Sept flash 49.5 vs 48.5 exp
- Spain PPI Aug mm -0.2% vs 0.0% prev
- Japan all industry activity index July mm +0.3% vs +0.2% exp
It's been another lively session that has seen yen and euro demand but the pound once again under pressure as Brexit uncertainties continue to dominate the landscape.More text summary to follow.
ForexLive European morning FX news wrap: Pound under pressure once again as yen and euro demand prevails
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