Appetite for risk, rather than monetary policy, to drive dollar/euro

UK MPs are likely to vote against PM Johnson’s second bid for a general election this evening Climbing food prices probably pushed China’s inflation higher in August (02.30 BST) We think that core inflation in Norway and Sweden edged up last month

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