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FOREX: AUD unperturbed by poor jobs data
-After dipping to fresh multi-month lows on the back of poor employment numbers
for April, AUD's staged a decent turnaround on the back of a pullback in the USD
and a re-assessment that the data will likely do little to knock the RBA's rate
path projections further. AUD/USD looks to recover the Wednesday NY high at
$0.6937 to build further from here.
-GBP is the softest in G10 once more, with reports ratcheting further pressure
on PM May as she heads in to meet the Conservative Party's 1922 committee where
she will likely come under further pressure to formally announce a resignation
date. GBP/USD edged to fresh cycle lows, hitting the lowest levels since
February. May meets with the committee at 1130BST.
-Risk sentiment remains fragile but ranges are muted Thursday, European equity
markets sit in minor negative territory with US futures unchanged.
-Weekly US jobless claims and housing starts/building permits data takes focus
from here, with speeches due from ECB's Nowotny, de Guindos & Coeure as well as
Fed's Quarles, Kashkari and Brainard.

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