Global risk sentiment is firm at the start of the week with Chinese stock markets rallying sharply overnight with the composite CSI300 index up more than 4%.

October 22,2018

Looking ahead we have a stack of second-tier data on tap and the Bank of England's Governor Carney speaking in New York to wrap the week up. Canadian data will meanwhile dominate the economic docket in the North American session.

October 19,2018

The U.S. and U.K. dominate the economic calendar today while the Australian Dollar is seen to be the best performing currency overnight thanks to rising iron ore prices, domestic employment data and better overall investor sentiment.

October 18,2018

We have inflation data out of the U.K. while eyes will be fixed on European leaders for developments on Brexit as they start their October summit. The U.S. Dollar will eye the release of the Fed minutes while overnight we will receive the latest set of Australian employment numbers.

October 17,2018