USTR, Katherine Tai, remarks in Brussels
That’s good news and it confirms the earlier report. Whether or not it will last the five years is perhaps a different question.

No details just yet though
She says that:
„This meeting has started with a breakthrough on aircraft. This really opens a new chapter in our relationship because we move from litigation to cooperation – after 17 years of dispute.“
Well, the report earlier suggested that it is a mere temporary resolution but still, I guess that is better

Forex news from the European trading session – 14 June 2021
Headlines:
Markets:
– NZD leads, JPY lags on the day
– European equities a little higher; S&P 500 futures flat

More good news in the vaccine space

A look at what is on the board for today
Not a whole lot to take note of for today, only in EUR/USD as highlighted in .
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That should limit any upside along with the key hourly moving averages @ 1.2161-66 for the time being, as we count down to the FOMC meeting later in the week.

Latest data released by Eurostat – 14 June 2021
Production of durable goods was up 3.4%, capital goods 1.4%, and intermediate goods 0.8%. The only downside was non-durable goods, which fell 0.3% in April.

GBP/USD falls to 1.4071, its lowest level in a month
So far, buyers are trying to keep a bounce off that level as price moves up a little back to 1.4080 but this is a testing time for cable after having coiled up for over four weeks.

10 year yields were lower.  Most stock indices were higher.  Crude oil is up for the 3rd week in a row.
The CHF was the strongest of the major currencies for the week of June 7 to June 11. The NZD was the weakest.  

Negotiations called „intense“
The talks to revive the Iran nuclear deal are resuming in Vienna on Saturday.  European leaders called the negotiations „intense“ with Germany calling for rapid progress.  

Closing changes for the main equity markets
On the day:
– S&P 500 +8 to 4247 (+0.2%)
– Nasdaq +0.35%
– DJIA flat
– TSX Comp +0.4%
On the week:
It’s make-or-break time for the Nasdaq: