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The USD is mixed vs the 3 major currency pairs to kickstart the North American session . The greenback is higher vs the JPY (+0.34%), but is lower vs the EUR (-0.06%). The dollar is also higher vs the GBP (+0.03%). IN the video above, I take a look at the Big 3 currencies vs the USD and discuss the technicals that are driving traders to start the new trading day.

In other markets to start the US session:

• US stock indices are higher after snapping their 5-day up streak. The Dow is up 53 points, S&P is up 15 points and the NASDAQ index is up 94.9 points.
• US yields are mixed with a steeper yield curve. The two-year is down -0.2 basis points at 3.538%. The 10 year is up 1.8 basis points at 4.113%. The 30 year is up 2.0 basis points at 4.762%.
• Crude oil is down by $-0.16 and $59.16.
• Gold is down $21.52 or -0.5% at $4208.93.
• Silver is down $0.54 or -0.94% at $57.40 after trading to a new record high of $58.84 yesterday.
• Bitcoin is trading up around $1000 at $87,258. Yesterday the low price reached $83,814.

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This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.

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EUR/USD remains little changed on the daily chart on Tuesday, trading at 1.1605 ahead of the US session opening after pulling back from the 1.1650 area on Monday. The unexpected uptick in Eurozone inflation and the higher Unemployment Rate have been practically unnoticed by the market.

• ECB’s Nagel: Eurozone inflation is practically at target and will flactuate around it
• BoE’s Bailey: Maintaining focus on financial stability is more important than ever
• Eurozone November preliminary CPI +2.2% vs +2.1% y/y expected
• Seasonal patterns, fundamentals point to dollar selling in December – Credit Agricole
• European equities hold steadier at the open today
• ECB’s Kocher: The ECB doesn’t need to react to small deviations around inflation target
• UK November Nationwide house prices +0.3% vs +0.1% m/m expected
• FX option expiries for 2 December 10am New York cut
• Japan November consumer confidence index 37.5 vs 35.8 prior

It’s been a pretty boring session with very few data releases and limited newsflow. The main highlight was the Eurozone Flash CPI. The headline CPI beat expectations slightly coming in at 2.2% vs 2.1% prior, while the Core CPI matched forecasts at 2.4% remaining unchanged from the prior month.

We got a couple of ECB speakers reiterating once again that the central bank doesn’t need to react to small deviations from their 2% target and that inflation is expected to fluctuate around it. That’s been their message since summer.

In the markets, it’s been kind of the same doldrum with mostly a rangebound price action across various asset classes. In FX, the US dollar is basically flat on the day after recovering most of yesterday’s losses. US equities are still consolidating below the Friday’s high. Gold extended the pullback from yesterday’s high, while bitcoin continues to recover slowly from yesterday’s selloff. US Treasury yields have been rising quickly since Friday, but they remain in the 3-month range.

In the American session, we don’t have anything on the agenda other than a couple of central bank speakers. This week is more of a placeholder as we await the FOMC decision next week and then the NFP and CPI reports.

This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.

The US Dollar remains practically flat around 0.8050 on Tuesday after whipsawing between 0.8070 and 0.8000 over the previous two trading days.

EUR/GBP trades slightly higher on Tuesday, around 0.8800 at the time of writing, up about 0.15% on the day.

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Brazil Industrial Output (YoY) came in at -0.5%, below expectations (0.2%) in October