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The USD stayed in tight ranges against European currencies during the Asian morning. Traders didn't sell the USD after the weak headline ISM reading, with the stronger employment component hinting at some stability in the jobs market ahead of Friday's crucial Nonfarm Payrolls data. ...

After US pending home sales for the month of July plummeted 12.2 percent - the most since the National Association of Realtors started keeping records in 2001 – to an index reading of 89.9, traders will be keeping an eye on the August report to see if even worse levels are yet to come. This could certainly be the case, especially as mortgage lending standards didn’t start to tighten significantly until August. ...

The Australian dollar advanced against other majors Monday helped in part by bearish manufacturing reports out of the US, Euro-zone, and Japan. Traders will be looking forward to the Australian AiG Performance of Manufacturing Index due out in a few hours, and aussie balance of trade figures due out Wednesday. ...

Chairman Bernanke’s remarks on August 31 at Jackson Hole indicated that the Fed “will pay particularly close attention to the timeliest indicators,” following the credit market crisis and the Fed’s intervention on August 17. The ISM manufacturing survey for September is one of these “timeliest indicators.” The main message from the September survey is that the pace of activity in the factory sector is moderating. ...

Past September will be a largely remembered month, with Euro hitting 1.4278, the last trading day, price that by the way, already passed at the beginning of Asian session. Yet the European currency is not the only one beating record highs against greenback: Australian and Canadian dollar also hit fresh 18 and 31 years high respectably, while CHF hit a 2 years high. ...