Stirling has woken up this morning to find itself considerably depleted as UK prime minister Theresa May's road to Article 50 has developed a kink in the form of a proposed referendum on Scottish independence. Across the Channel, there has been a shift in tone on the euro with Friday's squeeze fading in many pairs.

• Shift in tone on the euro from Friday partially faded — Hardy
• Thursday will be key test for euro following Dutch elections and FOMC — Hardy
• "Stirling is fading really badly this morning," — Hardy
• EURGBP could test 0.85 "with all these shenanigans," — Larsson
• FTSE 100 experiencing significant rebound — Garnry
• G10 vols continue to trade lower, expect selloff after week's risk events — Larsen
• Crude bulls looking for a break ahead of EIA data — Hansen
• Gold stuck in $1,193-1,210/oz range, geopolitical risks offsetting FOMC — Hansen
• Key test for EURSEK today with CPI data coming out — Hansen