"Keep your face always toward the sunshine, and shadows will fall behind you."
USD
EURUSD
The Single currency recovered to $1.0585 on the back of a mild dollar weakness triggered by weaker-than-expected U.S. Durable Goods figures.
GBPUSD
The Cable jumped to $1.2045, sponsored by the announcement of a Brexit deal between the U.K. and the E.U. in Northern Ireland.
USDJPY
The Japanese Yen was little changed at 136.33 on lacklustre U.S. economic figures yesterday, coupled with an equally dovish Bank of Japan's appointee governor.
AUDUSD
The Australian Dollar was on tenterhooks at $0.6725 as the release of strong Retail Sales figures for the country failed to provide significant support.
USDCAD
The Canadian Dollar regained traction to trade at 1.3585 against the greenback as oil prices printed a modest increase.
USDZAR
The South African Rand remained largely unchanged at 18.44 against the U.S. dollar, in line with a Reuters report suggesting that the continent's most developed economy is expected to register minimal growth due to record power cuts.
USDMUR
The U.S. dollar settled at 46.80(selling) against the rupee.
12:00 CHF Gross Domestic Product
14:15 GBP BoE's Cunliffe speech
17:30 CAD Gross Domestic Product
19:00 USD Consumer Confidence
