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U.S. equity markets are seen opening a little higher on Wednesday, reversing part of Tuesday’s declines ahead of the first Federal Reserve interest rate announcement of the year.

Bitcoin was directly mentioned during Janet Yellen’s last scheduled conference as Fed chair.

Are we on course for a perfect week for US indices? GBP lower on speculation over Theresa May’s position; four Fed policy makers scheduled to speak; ECB minutes get a muted response.

AUD slips as RBA maintains neutral stance; Spanish unemployment and UK construction eyed; potential future Fed Chair due to speak later.

The Euro came under pressure early Monday, falling more than 0.4% against the USD after preliminary results from the weekend’s Catalonia referendum showed that 90% of Catalans are in favor of independence.

U.S. futures are pointing to a higher open on Wednesday as we await more data and appearances from some key Federal Reserve officials.

This couldn’t possibly be good for business. We are coming to the point where this group is going to boycott those products and that group is going to boycott these products. I heard Maria Bartiromo say with the decrease in ratings, the advertisers will be paying out less. That’s just the start of it because the horses really got out of the barn yesterday.

The struggling greenback has finally found a lifeline after the Federal Reserve maintained its intention to raise interest rates in 2017 and begin the process of trimming the balance sheet.