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CABLE: As reports came in that ERG members were slowly coming in line behind PM
May's Bill Wednesday so cable edged up to a high of $1.3269, the PM has offering
to step down if the Bill is passed. However, the DUP remains resolute that they
will not accept the Bill with the current Irish border back stop arrangement has
produced a counter to sterling strength. UK Parliament showed, via their
indicative voting last night, that there is no clear consensus for Brexit, and
added further pressure on the pound. Cable eased to $1.3189 into Wednesday's
close with early Asia extending the move to $1.3143, with additional weight
given by the early risk aversion tone. Positive comments on the US-China trade
talks eased that aversion and allowed cable to recover back toward $1.3200 into
Europe. Traders comment that rate continues to pivot $1.32, adding that they see
rate in a basic $1.3150-1.3250 range, though with brief moves outside. Until
there is a definite Brexit result this scenario could continue. Support
$1.3150/40, $1.3110/00. Resistance $1.3250, $1.3270. A light UK calendar, Brexit
headlines remain key.
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-586-2231 | john.webb@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-586-2231 | john.webb@marketnews.com

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