Market Uncertainty Continues Amid Central Bank Decisions in Asia and Europe.

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Wall Street looks set to deliver its fifth consecutive week of gains, with market participants not buying into the Fed's hawkish guidance. Economic data saw US retail sales turned in a positive surprise, while jobless claims' numbers indicated further progress in cooling the overheated US labour market. Asian stocks look set for a mixed open, with the Nikkei diverging from the positive handover in Wall Street. The Bank of Japan meeting will be in focus, with speculations for a quicker policy shift from the BoJ not receiving much validation by policymakers thus far. The trend for EUR/USD is tilted to the upside following the ECB meeting.
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