Europe FX Handover
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Poor PMI data raises recession concerns in Eurozone, causing both the euro and European stocks to drop, helping the Dollar Index to extend its gains for the second day despite the Fed being surprisingly dovish earlier in the week.
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The EU made a conditional agreement to extend Brexit, helping to keep the pound supported
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Canadian CPI and retail sales up next
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