"It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop."
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EURUSD
The Single currency tumbled to $1.0615 as the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee revealed ongoing concerns regarding inflation and the necessity for further rate hikes.
GBPUSD
The Cable retreated to $1.2055 amid sour parliamentary confrontations in the UK regarding the Northern Ireland protocol, a development reminiscing the fall of Theresa May.
USDJPY
The Japanese Yen was on the backfoot at 134.85 against the greenback as Chinese diplomat Wang Yi met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and announced deeper strategic cooperation, therefore spurring further risk-off.
AUDUSD
The Australian Dollar remained depressed at $0.6820 despite local data showed that the Australian business investment rose to a seven-year high.
USDCAD
The Loonie staged a mild recovery at 1.3525 against the greenback, ending a three-days losing streak in contrary to softer oil prices.
USDZAR
The South African Rand paused it's relentless fall against the U.S. dollar at 18.22 as the finance minister announced that the government would take on more than half of Eskom's debt.
USDMUR
The U.S. dollar grinded to 46.60(selling) against the rupee.
13:30 GBP BoE's Mann speech
14:00 EUR Core Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices
14:45 GBP BoE's Cunliffe speech
17:30 USD GDP
17:30 USD Initial Jobless Claims
