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CABLE: Cable consolidated at ~$1.2970 in early Asia-Pacific trade after a ~100
pip slump on Monday. The pair's decline at the beginning of the week occurred on
the back of political uncertainty surrounding Brexit, which countered the early
risk-on tone, as PM May faced pressure both from the EU and some Tory MPs who
threatened to withdraw their support for the PM.
- Markets continued to kick back on expectations that the UK and EU will reach a
Brexit agreement that satisfies all sides any time soon. A late-in-the-day
speech from PM May failed to prop up confidence & GBP was the worst performer in
G10 FX.
- Cable remains on the back foot in early Europe Tuesday, the rate breaking
below $1.2950 to extend recent lows to $1.2937 at writing. Move in tandem with
EUR/USD, as EUR/GBP , though off earlier lows of Gbp0.8835(200-dma), remains
below Monday's high of Gbp0.8857. Cable bears eye the Oct4 lows at $1.2922 ahead
of the 61.8% short-term retracement level at $1.2905. - Focus this week falls on
any Brexit fallout, BoE Gov. Carney's & BoE Chief Economist Haldane's addresses
today, as well as UK sovereign debt ratings by Fitch and S&P on Friday.
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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