The market is showing mixed tones on the day
Let’s take a look at what is happening across the market so far on the day:
European indices are marked lower as the gains yesterday look to be pared back slightly while US futures are still relatively steady near unchanged levels for the most part.

A look at what is on the board for today
Nothing significant to take note of on the day once again and there won’t be much until we get to Thursday to see any potential impact from expiries on price action.

GBP/USD eases below 1.3800 as the pound slips on the session
There isn’t much headlines driving the move but the technicals at least indicate some room to play around with at the current range for cable.

Merkel’s German conservatives bloc falls to 19% in Forsa’s latest poll
It looks to be the changing of the guard in Germany as I don’t think even Merkel’s latest plead to voters to back Armin Laschett will do much help at this point.

Latest Reuters poll to economists on the Bank of Canada
The survey showed that respondents are anticipating the BOC to be on course to raise interest rates to 0.50% in Q4 2022, with 16 of 19 economists expecting at least one rate hike by the end of next year.

Forex news from the European trading session – 6 September 2021
Headlines:
Markets:
– USD leads, AUD lags on the day
– European equities higher
– Gold down 0.1% to $1,823.90

A look at what is on the board for today
Nothing major to kick start the new week but there will be a couple of sizable ones to take note of in the days ahead (Thursday in particular) with key central bank meetings layered throughout the week as well.

Dollar leads the way to start the new week
The greenback is recovering some ground today after having fallen at the end of last week amid the US non-farm payrolls miss on Friday.

Latest data released by Sentix – 6 September 2021

China and Hong Kong buy over 50% of Brazilian beef exports.
Info via reports.
Reuters
More from China, ride-hailing (tech) giant Didi has denied media reports about Beijing municipal government-led investment in the firm. Via Bloomberg news.