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U.S. stock markets opened higher on Monday, buoyed by hopes for a last-minute agreement on a comprehensive fiscal stimulus package before the elections on November 3.

Canada’s retail sales will be out on October 21 at 15:30 MT time. Get ready with us for this event! 

UK officials are reportedly preparing to dilute PM Johnson’s Brexit legislation, in a move that could rekindle negotiations with the EU.

EU's von der Leyen supports that EU team will go to London next week to 'intensify' negotiations

Looking ahead, highlights from macroeconomic calendar include Eurozone CPI US Retail Sales and University of Michigan, European Council Summit and Fed’s Williams speech.

The number of Americans applying for initial unemployment benefits unexpectedly increased to 898,000 last week, its highest since late August, compounding fears that the recovery in the labor market is stalling

US futures fell early in pre-US market open trading as investors' hopes that earnings season would provide some upward impetus waned.

US stocks are seen opening mixed Tuesday, with the tech sector outperforming ahead of important news from Apple and Amazon, while investors also wait for earnings from the key banking sector.

The risk-on sentiment across the markets is improving, as the White House hints about a large-scale stimulus.

The US dollar keeps falling for the third day in a row, whereas riskier assets are rising. Let’s discuss the main market events and analyze the charts.  

US stock markets are indicated to open higher, still supported by hopes of support for the US economy after the administration’s abrupt pivot on Wednesday.

The US dollar waned on hopes for the fiscal stimulus, allowing riskier currencies to move higher, and the Canadian dollar as well.