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EUR / USDThe dollar remained supported by expectations of a rate hike in December, despite a recorded drop Friday after the announcement of the FBI regarding the review of Hillary Clinton emails.The announcement sparked new concerns about the outcome of the presidential election, the electoral prospects of Clinton and the implications of a potential victory by Donald Trump.Elsewhere, the GBP / USD was unchanged at 1.2241.The pound was little reacts to movement of manufacturing PMI Markit: slightly down from 55.4 in September to 54.3 in October. Economists predicted a reading of 54.4.The USD / JPY was little changed at 104.79, while the USD / CHF fell 0.79% to 0.9812.Earlier Tuesday, the Bank of Japan revealed no economic stimulus after its policy meeting and marlgré a warning about inflation.The Aussie and kiwi are strengthened, with the AUD / USD up 0.96% to 0.7685 and NZD / USD up 0.45% to 0.7183.The Reserve Bank of Australia kept its benchmark rate unchanged at 1.50% on Tuesday.Meanwhile, the USD / CAD is down 0.34% to 1.3363, moving away from its highest seven-month high Friday and estimated at 1.3432.The loonie strengthened after Statistics Canada has reported that the Canadian economy was expanding by 0.2% in August, in line with expectations, but down from an initial estimate revised down and estimated 0.4% in July.The U.S. dollar index, which measures the strength of the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, was down 0.35% to 97.98.Otherwise, the market sentiment has improved after the data showed that the manufacturing PMI increased to 51.2 in October from 50.4 in September.The manufacturing PMI Caixin is 51.2, compared to a 50.1 reading in September.The dollar index down to numbers and Fed
