This morning saw the UK release its unemployment rate.
It was expected to be 4.1%, but came in at 4.3%.
This caused an immediate dip in Sterling rates.
There was also a decrease in the average wage growth.
Whilst it's too early to call, there is some rhetoric that major employers may be changing plans due to the increases in employer National Insurance.
After a quiet day of news yesterday, things liven up a touch today with a raft of speeches out from the FED.
Business news goes into more detail on the unemployment rate, and the potential future divide between the public sector and the private sector.
US: 15:00 FEDs Christopher Waller Speech
US: 15:15 FEDs Thomas Barkin Speech
US: 19:00 FEDs Neel Kashkari Speech
US: 22:00 FEDs Patrick Harker Speech
As ever we look forward to keeping you in the loop and look out for our next update.
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