A week to remember in November
|The first week of November brings together top tier economic indicators: 3 rate decisions, 4 employment reports (including the NFP) and the first US GDP report for Q3 are all set to rock currency markets. We will walk though the key events of the week, pointing out what to watch out for and what market reactions are expected in this key week.
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