Closing the quarter with a bang
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The presidential debate saw Clinton winning, but before we get new polls, the real market movers are lined up: Draghi and Yellen both testify. With enough time before the next meetings, they could offer some insights about the next moves. In Draghi's case it will be more QE and in Yellen's case, an interest rate hike and confronting Trump's criticism. Also, durable goods orders, final GDP data and more all promise a strong close to the month and quarter.
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