Sterling aimed higher as USD came under pressure due to global concerns. In Greece we could be seeing parliamentary vote for the president as soon as next week, moved from February 2015. On the other hand, Chinese government announced on Tuesday that it is ready to set new restrictions on debt markets. This is just another sign that China is going through much slower growth than it was initially expected.
As for tomorrow, we can expect a steadier European part of the session as there will be no major data releases from the UK. In the US session Retail Sales and Unemployment Claims data is scheduled for a release. Analysts are predicting 0.4% incline in Retail Sales and 0.1% growth in Core Retail Sales. Number of Unemployment Claims should increase to 299,000.
Figures to watch:
Retail Sales (Thursday 14:30)
Unemployment Claims (Thursday 14:30)