After an unusual trading environment yesterday we’re looking for a return to more normal levels of volatility. The release of Eurozone employment and GDP data at 9 pm Sydney/Melbourne time may help. The European Central Bank is widely expected to leave interest rates on hold at 11.45 pm, but any accompanying commentary, and/or changes to economic forecasts, could have an impact on EUR/USD.
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