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Wednesday 15 December 2021 8:50 am  |  Updated:  Wednesday 15 December 2021 9:02 am

Early Morning Call: All eyes on Fed; gold breaks support; and Adobe down

By: Jeremy Naylor

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All eyes are on the US dollar with the Federal Reserve meeting ahead. EUR/USD fell yesterday as the European Central Bank expects 2023/24 inflation below the 2% target. We’re also watching GBP ahead of UK consumer price inflation data.

Adobe (ADBE) plunged 7% following JPMorgan downgrade. And gold breaks support as USD strengthens ahead of Fed meeting.

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