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Sentiment improved during the Asian session after it was reported that Joe Biden and Xi Jinping held a phone call for the first time in 7 months
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Presidents of the United States and China discussed a range of topics, including economic issues and Covid-19
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Stocks in Asia traded higher with Nikkei gaining 1%. US and European futures trade slightly higher
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Fed's Kaplan and Rosengren said that they will sell individual stock holdings to avoid appearance of conflict of interests
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New Zealand retail card spending dropped 19.8% month-over-month in August due to severe lockdowns
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New South Wales, a region of Australia, reported a record 1542 new Covid-19 cases. Authorities announced that they will remove restrictions on fully vaccinated
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Cryptocurrencies continue to trade in tight range following a crash at the beginning of the week. Bitcoin trades near $46,500 while Ethereum is trading near $3,400
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Oil recovered amid improved risk sentiment. Brent reapproached $72.00 while WTI climbed back above $68.60
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Precious metals gain on the back of US dollar weakness. Gold is testing $1,800 area while silver climbed back above $24.00
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Antipodean currencies - AUD and NZD - are leading among majors while safe havens like CHF and JPY are the worst performers
After a brief pause, the Japanese Nikkei (JAP225) resumed upward move. The index is trading at 5-month high and tests the resistance zone at 30,150 pts. Source: xStation5
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