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DOLLAR-YEN: A positive start to the Nikkei overnight boosted sentiment, Usd/Jpy
lifted to Y107.48 but failed to take out the reported Japanese exporter supply
through Y107.50. Consolidation largely remained the theme for the balance of the
session and last trades Y107.43. Light stops are noted on a break of Y107.50,
opening Y107.68/84 (Feb27 high, 1.618% swing Y107.01-105.66). On the US calendar
today a double release of job openings and labour turnover survey is scheduled
for 1400GMT. The quits rate for January stood at 2.2% whereas the openings
levels posted an index figure of 6.312. The University of Michigan Sentiment
index (also at 1400GMT)is expected to fall to 100.2 in early-April from 101.4 in
March.
The remainder of US data for today is at 1500GMT and 1515GMT with the St. Louis
Fed Real GDP Nowcast and the NY Fed GDP Nowcast respectively. Previously, the
St. Louis Fed had a Q1 Real GDP estimate of 3.41% with the NY Fed GDP estimate
of 2.8%.
Option-expiries: Y105.00($929mn), Y105.70($405mn), Y106.50-55($703mn),
Y107.00-05($393mn), Y108.00($771mn).

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