The yen was the best-performing money of the morning London session despite the fact that hazard hunger returned. Worldwide security yields were down, however, and those may have given the yen a lift.
The pound, in the interim, was pulverized by venders, despite the fact that there weren't generally any obvious impetuses.
Germany's preparatory GDP q/q: 0.6% not surprisingly, 0.8% past
German last HICP m/m: unaltered at - 1.0% not surprisingly
German last HICP y/y: unaltered at 1.4% not surprisingly
Italy's preparatory GDP q/q: 0.3% versus 0.4% expected, 0.4% past
The Euro Zone streak GDP q/q: unaltered at 0.6% not surprisingly
The Euro Zone streak GDP y/y: unaltered at 2.7% not surprisingly
Euro Zone mechanical generation m/m: 0.4% versus 0.1% expected, 1.3% past
Euro Zone mechanical generation y/y: 5.2% versus 4.2% expected, 3.7% past
U.S. CPI and retail deals reports coming up