Europe Market Open: US elections, oil friction, and central banks dominate
|Clinton clashed with Trump in the much-anticipated presidential debate and seemed to have had the upper hand. While new polls are still awaited, there is somewhat more calm in markets. However, falling oil prices, worries about banks and other reasons still loom. USD/JPY is still close to 100 while EUR/USD has woken up. Fears of a hard Brexit still hurt the pound. Among commodity currencies, the Australian dollar is making a comeback. Draghi and Yellen are eyed.
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