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Dollar remains firm against European majors in relatively quiet trading today. Despite slightly better-than-expected GDP data from France, Euro has not gained significant support. While today’s Eurozone GDP and tomorrow’s CPI flash are important, they are unlikely to cause substantial movements in Euro. Traders’ attention is firmly on tomorrow’s FOMC rate decision and the accompanying […]

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