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L Catterton is reportedly the frontrunner to acquire the original anti-fashion shoe brand, which is reaping the rewards of shoppers' pandemic-driven desire for casual comfort. READ MORE

BEAUTY How India's Nykaa Aims to Beat Sephora By Phyllida Jay The Indian beauty unicorn is preparing for an IPO that could see it reach a valuation of $3 billion thanks to persuasive digital marketing and a hyper-local merchandise mix. READ MORE

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• EUR/USD Forecast Euro Dollar February 9, 2021
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• AUD/USD Forecast Australian Dollar February 9, 2021
• USD/JPY Forecast Japanese Yen February 9, 2021
• Brent Crude Oil Forecast and analysis February 9, 2021
• USD/CAD Forecast Canadian Dollar February 9, 2021
• XAU/USD Forecast and GOLD analysis February 9, 2021
• XAG/USD Forecast Silver and Analysis February 9, 2021
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• USD/CHF Forecast Dollar Franc February 9, 2021

EUR/USD Forecast Euro Dollar February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:55 AM PST Currency pair Euro/Dollar EUR/USD continues to move as part of the correction and the downward channel. Moving averages indicate a short-term bearish trend for the pair. Prices went down from the area between the signal lines, which indicates pressure from the sellers of the European currency and the potential continuation of the fall in quotations… The post EUR/USD Forecast Euro Dollar February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

GBP/USD Forecast Pound Dollar February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:54 AM PST Currency pair Pound/Dollar GBP/USD continues to move as part of the correction and the formation of a large reversal pattern “Head and Shoulders”. At the time of the publication of the forecast, the rate of the Pound to the US Dollar on Forex is 1.3689. Moving averages indicate a short-term bullish trend. Prices are testing… The post GBP/USD Forecast Pound Dollar February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

AUD/USD Forecast Australian Dollar February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:52 AM PST Currency pair Australian Dollar to US Dollar AUD/USD continues to move as part of the correction and the downward channel. Moving averages indicate a short-term bearish trend. However, prices broke through the area between the signal lines upward, which indicates pressure from buyers of the currency pair and a potential continuation of the growth of… The post AUD/USD Forecast Australian Dollar February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

USD/JPY Forecast Japanese Yen February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:51 AM PST Quotes of the currency pair US Dollar to Japanese Yen USD/JPY continue to move as part of the growth and the formation of the bearish "Wolfe Wave" pattern. At the time of the publication of the forecast, the rate of the US Dollar to the Japanese Yen is 105.59. Moving averages indicate a short-term bullish… The post USD/JPY Forecast Japanese Yen February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

Brent Crude Oil Forecast and analysis February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:49 AM PST Brent continue to move within the growth and upward channel. At the time of the publication of the forecast, the price of Brent crude oil is $ 60.13 per barrel. Moving averages indicate a short-term bullish trend for oil. Prices have broken the area between the signal lines up, which indicates pressure from buyers of… The post Brent Crude Oil Forecast and analysis February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

USD/CAD Forecast Canadian Dollar February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:48 AM PST Currency pair US Dollar to USD/CAD Forecast Canadian Dollar February 9, 2021 continues to move as part of the correction and the formation of the "Triangle" model. At the time of the publication of the forecast, the rate of the US Dollar to the Canadian Dollar is 1.2776. Moving averages indicate a short-term bearish trend for… The post USD/CAD Forecast Canadian Dollar February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

XAU/USD Forecast and GOLD analysis February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:46 AM PST GOLD continue to move as part of the correction and the formation of the bullish "Wolfe Wave" pattern. At the time of the publication of the forecast, the price of GOLD is 1816 Dollars per Troy Oz. Moving averages indicate a short-term bearish trend. Prices broke the area between the signal lines downward, which indicates… The post XAU/USD Forecast and GOLD analysis February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

XAG/USD Forecast Silver and Analysis February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:45 AM PST Silver continue to move within the correction and the upward channel. At the time of the forecast publication, Silver prices are at $ 27.05. Moving averages indicate a bullish trend. Prices are again testing the area between the signal lines, which indicates pressure from buyers of the asset and a potential continuation of the rise… The post XAG/USD Forecast Silver and Analysis February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

NZD/USD Forecast New Zealand Dollar February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:43 AM PST Quotations of the currency pair New Zealand Dollar to US Dollar NZD/USD continue to move as part of the correction and the formation of the “Triangle” pattern. Moving averages indicate a short-term bullish trend for the pair. Prices are testing the area between the signal lines, which indicates pressure from buyers of the currency pair… The post NZD/USD Forecast New Zealand Dollar February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

USD/CHF Forecast Dollar Franc February 9, 2021 Posted: 08 Feb 2021 08:38 AM PST Currency pair Dollar Franc USD/CHF continues to move as part of the correction and the upward channel. At the time of the publication of the Forex forecast, the rate of the US Dollar to the Swiss Franc is 0.9004. Moving averages indicate a short-term bullish trend for the pair. Prices went up from the area… The post USD/CHF Forecast Dollar Franc February 9, 2021 appeared first on FOREX24.PRO.

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1 big thing: Scoop - Trump team cut ads too outrageous even for him | Monday, February 08, 2021

Open in app View in browser   Presented By AT&T   Axios Sneak Peek By Alayna Treene, Hans Nichols and Kadia Goba ·Feb 08, 2021 Today's newsletter — edited by Glen Johnson — is 591 words, a 2-minute read.     1 big thing: Scoop - Trump team cut ads too outrageous even for him Screengrab from an unused Trump campaign ad. Obtained by Axios.   Donald Trump is going on trial tomorrow for outlandish behavior culminating with his alleged incitement of the Capitol riot, but some newly surfaced ads his campaign considered for the 2020 election were so far-fetched even he vetoed them, Axios' Alayna Treene reports. Driving the news: One ad portrayed Joe Biden as a predator. Another took aim at his health, showing Biden coughing repeatedly at his podium. A third mocked CNN anchor Don Lemon, showing him slowly morph into a clown. The television and digital ads obtained by Axios ultimately were discarded for being "too hot," according to sources familiar with their history. A White House butler would bring Trump a Diet Coke "every five minutes" during the viewing sessions, one of the sources told Axios. The former president never ended up paying for the spots he rejected, the sources said. Go deeper.     2. Impeachment 2.0: A tale of the tapes Illustration: Annelise Capossela/Axios   House impeachment managers and Donald Trump's defense team both plan to rely heavily on video during the former president's trial this week, and will try to use the opposing party's words against them, sources familiar with their plans tell Alayna. What we're hearing: Trump's team, which will consist of four lawyers present on the Senate floor, is expected to make the First Amendment a focal point of their defense. Meanwhile, the House Democratic managers plan to show a series of videos designed to shock the Senate chamber and play on members' emotions. Why it matters: With even President Biden saying he does not expect Trump to be convicted, both sides will play to a jury outside the Capitol — the court of public opinion. What's next: The trial will begin Tuesday with a debate about the trial's constitutionality. On Wednesday, the House impeachment managers will begin presenting their evidence. Trump's defense team's presentation will follow. Both sides get 16 hours — over two days — to make their respective case, but neither is expected to use all of their allotted time. Go deeper.     3. Democrats weigh axing election deniers from bills Rep. Veronica Escobar. Photo: Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call Inc. via Getty Images   Some House Democrats are seizing new ground in their protest against Republicans who challenged the 2020 election results, refusing to add them as sponsors of their bills and discussing removing their affiliation with past legislation now being refiled, Axios' Kadia Goba writes. Why it matters: This legislative "deplatforming" undercuts the bipartisanship President Biden seeks for the next four years. It also could harm Democratic bills needing Republican support. "They still don't get it, so I still won't be co-sponsoring," said Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-Texas). At least one staffer who works for one of the 10 Republicans who voted for impeachment told Axios their office has received an outsized number of requests from Democrats looking to pair up on possible legislation. "Any of the 10 that voted for the impeachment, they've been getting a lot of requests to partner with Democrats as leads on those bills," the staffer said. Go deeper.     A message from AT&T Nearly 17 million kids lack high-speed internet for learning     The homework gap has existed for decades, but the pandemic made the problem – and the need for a solution – more pressing. AT&T has a plan to connect students to brighter futures. Read it today to learn how we can commit to closing the homework gap together.     4. "Centrist" group paid for right-wing influencers' support Conservative activist Jack Posobiec argues with a masked protester last June. Photo: Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty Images   A self-professed centrist organization has quietly sought a boost from right-wing social media influencers and consultants for the conspiracy theory-prone Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Axios' Lachlan Markay found. Why it matters: The Capitol siege focused attention on conservatives making false claims about the 2020 election. Groups such as Purple America now are having to address their veiled associations with politically toxic figures. What's happening: The nonprofit Purple America Coalition and a sister political group were founded in December, and within days had dropped more than $300,000 on behalf of the Republican candidates in each of Georgia's two Senate runoff contests. It's also paid for social media promotion from a network of right-wing personalities, many of whom encouraged or participated in the Jan. 6 pro-Trump demonstrations in Washington. Jack Posobiec, a popular Twitter personality who boosted Purple America content, heavily promoted social media groups affiliated with the rally's organizers. Go deeper.     5. COVID skunks Super Bowl beer pours Illustration: Aïda Amer/Axios   Americans heeding advice to skip their usual Super Bowl celebrations triggered the latest COVID ripple effect, with the amount of beer poured from taps nationally Sunday plummeting 46% from last year — and nearly 70% in a Tom Brady-less Boston, Axios' Hans Nichols reports. The big picture: Data from the Beer Board, a New York tech company that helps optimize beer flows in some 1,300 locations across the country, provided insight into which cities had the most liberal crowd policies and free-flowing taps. In Tampa, host of Super Bowl LV, pours were down just 28% from last year. In Kansas City, they were off 55%. In Boston, where New England fans largely watched the game from home, pour volume was poor: down 69%.     6. Pics du jour Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Photos: Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images   A pair of leaders arrive for Senate business — including an impeachment trial. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.     A message from AT&T We can close the homework gap together     AT&T has invested more than $125 billion in American infrastructure since 2015 and is backed by one of the largest private full-time union workforces in America. Read the plan to learn how together we can connect students to brighter futures.   🙏 Thank you for reading tonight's Sneak. A reminder that you can sign up for this and all of Axios' other free newsletters at this link.   Axios thanks our partners for supporting our newsletters. 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