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FOREX: After reports on Tuesday suggested that the ECB's June 14 meeting was
very much 'live' re: discussing the ending of the Bank's QE programme later this
year, the ECB's Chief Economist Praet appeared to confirm the prospect, stating
that it is "clear the ECB will have to assess an APP unwind next week." Praet's
comments, and some accompanying signals from ECB's Weidmann, Knot & Hansson have
added further fire to EURUSD's recovery from the 2018 low printed last week.
- JPY was the worst performer for a second session, with USDJPY briefly topping
the 200-DMA at 110.21 as Tsys softened & equities rallied.
- GBP initially benefited from speculation that Labour's Brexit policy U-turn
could be the beginning of a march towards a softer Brexit, but the realisation
that this is unlikely to be the case saw GBPUSD finish virtually flat.
- Thursday brings Aussie trade data, Eurozone GDP, the BoC FSR & comments from
BoE's Ramsden.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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