020 7898 0500A fairly subdued start to the week for the dollar with Labour Day silencing the US market. It seems the greenback was still reeling from the weaker than expected jobs data on Friday and the heightened tensions between North Korea and the US. Since then the US has urged the UN Security Council to take the “strongest possible measures” to try and exhaust all possible diplomatic means.
Fairly light on data today, with factory and durable goods orders forecast to come out. Otherwise, fairly light with tomorrow’s manufacturing data being this week’s main data piece.
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