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\n  An economic index that measures U.S. business cycles rose in August for the fourth straight month but at a slower pace than in previous months, data from the Conference Board showed Friday. 
\n  The Leading Economic Index was 106.5 in August, up 1.2% compared with July. Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal expected the indicator to increase at a pace of 1.4%. In July, the index rose by an upwardly revised 2.0% compared with June. 
\n  August' s rise, albeit slower than that of July, posts a fourth consecutive month of increases in the index, which registered in March the steepest monthly fall in the survey's history as the coronavirus pandemic took hold. 
\n  The Conference Board Leading Economic Index is based on 10 components, among them initial claims for unemployment insurance, manufacturers' new orders, building permits of new private housing units, stock prices and consumers expectations. It is intended to signal swings in the business cycle and to smooth out some of the volatility of individual indicators. 
\n  \"While the U.S. LEI increased again in August, the slowing pace of improvement suggests that this summer's economic rebound may be losing steam heading into the final stretch of 2020,\" Conference Board Senior Director of Economic Research Ataman Ozyildirim said. 
\n  Despite the improvement, the LEI remains in recession territory, still 4.7% below its February level. 
\n  \"Weakening in new orders for capital goods, residential construction, consumers' outlook, and financial conditions point to increasing downside risks to the economic recovery,\" Mr. Ozyildirim said. 
\n  Looking ahead to 2021, the LEI suggests that the U.S. economy will start the new year under substantially weakened economic conditions, Mr. Ozyildirim said. 
\n  The Coincident Economic Index rose 0.6% in August to 100.8, while the Lagging Economic Index decreased 0.6% in August to 107.6, data from the Conference Board showed. 
\n  Write to Maria Martinez at maria.martinez@wsj.com 
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GBP stood out in the G10 positioning last week. We have seen the erosion of GBP net long positioning with a drop from 7% of open interest to 2%.
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If, and that's quite a big if, but if that continues unabated, and this grows, doubling every seven days... if that continued you would end up with something like 50,000 cases in the middle of October per day.
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Shorts are a significant way from being where prior no-deal Brexit fear positioning was recorded.  
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Pulling up the Fibonacci retracement levels of what appears to be the start of the next daily impulse, a 61.8% Fib comes in at the 1.29 area. 
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Lagarde said the ECB remain attentive to the euro appreciation.
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Fed’s J.Powell will testify on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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EUR/USD focused on Lagarde, waits for Powell
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EUR/USD is adding to Friday’s losses below the key support at 1.18 the figure and threatens to revisit monthly lows in the 1.1740/35 band (September 17).
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Nothing worth mentioning data wise in Euroland, whereas the Chicago Fed Activity Index surprised to the downside in August. Later in the NA session, FOMC’s permanent voter and (mega) dovish member Lael Brainard is due to speak.
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(ABM FN-Dow Jones) De Europese beurzen noteerden donderdag hoger, nadat de Federal Reserve niet alleen optimistisch was over de Amerikaans economie, maar ook de rente tot aan 2024 laag zal houden.
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De breed samengestelde STOXX Europe 600 index noteerde donderdag rond het middaguur een winst van 0,5 procent op 426,90 punten. De Duitse DAX liet een stijging zien van 1,2 procent naar 14.765,70 punten. De Franse CAC 40 noteerde een plus van 0,3 procent met een stand van 6.071,42 punten. De Britse FTSE noteerde donderdag 0,1 procent hoger op 6.769,76 punten.
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Vanmiddag maakt de Bank of England zijn rentebesluit bekend.
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Voor de voorzitter van de Europese Centrale Bank Christine Lagarde is vandaag veel tijd ingeruimd gezien haar optreden bij het zogeheten Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs en haar rede bij de Franse tweede kamer, de Assemblée Nationale.
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Olie noteerde donderdag verdeeld. Een april-future West Texas Intermediate noteerde 0,1 procent in het groen op 64,62 dollar, terwijl voor een mei-future Brent 67,94 dollar werd betaald, een daling van 0,1 procent.
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Bedrijfsnieuws
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Nokia heeft nieuwe plannen aangekondigd om een duurzame, winstgevende groei te realiseren. De outlook voor 2021 werd donderdag gehandhaafd en nieuwe groeidoelen voor 2023 werden gepresenteerd. Het aandeel Nokia noteerde 1,9 procent lager in koers.
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Nespresso, het koffie-onderdeel van het Zwitserse levensmiddelenconcern Nestlé, investeert 117 miljoen Zwitserse frank in een uitbreiding van zijn productiecentrum in het Zwitserse Avenches, om te kunnen voldoen aan de groeiende vraag naar zijn koffiecups. De koers van het aandeel Nestlé noteerde 0,2 procent hoger.
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Futures Wall Street
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De Amerikaanse beurzen gaan donderdag vermoedelijk een lagere opening tegemoet. Futures op de S&P 500 index noteerden 0,4 procent in het rood.
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De toonaangevende S&P 500 index steeg woensdag 0,3 procent tot 3.974,12 punten, de Dow Jones index won 0,6 procent op 33.015,37 punten en de Nasdaq sloot 0,4 procent hoger op 13.525,20 punten.
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