Daily review

US stock futures rose today as the market looked ahead to a busy week. This week, many companies in the S&P 500 will release their earnings. Some of these companies include Boeing, Chipotle, Microsoft, Halliburton, and Proctor & Gamble.

Sterling was relatively unchanged as the market waited for the progress on Brexit. Today, Boris Johnson continued to rally his supporters on the deal he has proposed.

Sterling rose today after Boris Johnson announced that the UK and EU had reached a deal on Brexit. This announcement came shortly before the start of an EU leader’s summit in Brussels.

Sterling moved slightly higher as Brexit negotiations went on in Brussels. Yesterday, it was reported that the two sides were close to an agreement.

US futures rose as the earnings season started. Shares of JP Morgan rose by 1% after the bank reported better than expected earnings and revenue. The biggest bank in the US reported a net income of more than $9.1 billion on revenue of $30.1 billion.

European stocks and US futures declined today as traders continued to watch the ongoing trade talks between the United States and China.

Great Britain pound rallied today after Donald Tusk, the president of the EU council said he had seen promising signals about the likelihood of a deal between the EU and UK.

The sterling rose today after the Office of National Statistics (ONS) released the country’s GDP number for the third quarter. In the quarter, the economy rose by an annualized rate of 1.1%. This was better than the consensus estimates of 0.9%

European stocks and American futures rose today after China offered a reset on trade talks before the official meetings. In a statement, the Chinese government extended their offer to buy more American farm products like soybeans and corn.

The Swiss Franc rose against the USD after the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) released the unemployment numbers for the month of September.