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DOLLAR-YEN: As the DXY continued its decline in Asia, the USD once again
encountered early pressure despite a rise in UST yields to highest levels since
Dec16. Usd/Jpy initially traded 10 pips either side of Y111.00, before
persistent supply took the rate on to Y110.77 and holds heavy. Next support is
seen at Y110.70/68 (Jan18 low NY, 61.8% Y110.19-111.48). Resistance at
Y111.18/20 (61.8% Y111.48-110.70, Hourly high NY Jan18).
* Concerns over the government shutdown remain in the background, the bill will
now be sent to the senate.
* On the US calendar today Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Raphael Bostic
will participate in a public affairs forum at 1345GMT.
* The preliminary University of Michigan Sentiment Index will be published at
1500GMT. The index is expected to partially rebound to a reading of 97.0.
* At 1830GMT, San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President John Williams speaks
at the "Bay Area Council Economic Institute's 11th Annual Forecast Conference.
* Option expiries: Y110.70($221mn), Y111.00($295mn), Y111.50($262mn),
Y111.70-85($733mn), Y112.12-15($530mn).

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