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At the end of the day while Trump and Xi could meet at the G20 meeting at the end of the month it remains to be seen whether anything substantial will come out of the meeting. As stocks resumed their slide, investors flocked into the safety of US dollars and if stocks continue to fall, the greenback will resume its rise.
According to the latest opinion polls, the Democrats could take control of the House with the Republicans maintaining its majority in the Senate. However many races across the nation are very close, so the House could swing either way. Midterm elections typically do not have a significant impact on the markets.
While the Federal Reserve is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged and reiterate their plans to raise interest rates in December, the tone of the FOMC statement could be more cautious.
The Australian and New Zealand dollars will also be in focus with Reserve Bank monetary policy announcements from both nations. We know that the RBA remains firm in their neutral policy stance - they believe that interest rates need to remain low to support the economy and see no reason to change that view in the near term. The same is true for the RBNZ.
We'll discuss this further next week. Right now, technical indicators are still bearish but AUD/USD has support at 71 cents and NZD/USD at .6550. The uptrend in USD/CAD remains intact after this week's economic reports. Although GDP growth beat expectations, the trade balance failed to turn into surplus like economists had hoped and more importantly, job growth slowed last month.
Only 11K jobs were created in October, down from 63K in September. Yet, the sell-off in the loonie was limited because the details of the labor market report were strong. Nearly 34K full time jobs created, pushing the unemployment rate down to 5.8%. Unfortunately, the fact that the loonie cannot rally on this report and the Bank of Canada's talk of more rate hikes last month tells us that risk appetite has a greater impact on the currency.
Oil prices have also fallen sharply with the price of Western Canada Select dropping to its lowest level in 2.5 years. Investors are reluctant to buy CAD because they fear that these moves could slow BoC tightening.
Not much has changed for the euro but on Friday, there were reports that the ECB could be considering a new round of targeted long term refinancing operations (TLTROs) but its not clear how true that is because there were also reports that they won't make a decision on this matter at their next policy meeting in December. With no major market moving reports on the Eurozone calendar next week, euro will most likely take its cue from the market's appetite for US dollars.