Some light releases in Europe as the spotlight turns to US retail sales data later today ...Middle East

Major currencies are lightly changed on the day, with the dollar starting the week with a more mixed showing yesterday. The euro holding steadier as political woes ebb ever so slightly. But those risks are still persistent and may come back to bite at the single currency with eyes on the French snap election at the end of the month.Besides that, markets will be kept waiting for key headlines once more. For today, at least big data will return to the calendar with US retail sales set to feature. That will be one to watch to see how consumption activity is holding up after the Fed decision last week.In other markets, stocks continue to show much optimism. The S&P 500 is now aiming towards the

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