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CABLE: Cable has added 8 pips thus far and last deals at $1.3052, after Thursday
saw the rate slide 145 pips through the day. Sterling was comfortably the
poorest G10 performer, suffering heavy wounds on the back of Brexit turmoil.
- On Thursday, the pair came under pressure from off, after all eight Brexit
proposals were rejected by the Commons in a series of indicative votes. Initial
GBP weakness, however, was shaken off through the Asia-Pac session.
- Post-WMR fix saw cable touch an intraday low of $1.3035, while BBG reported
that the gov't plans to hold a "meaningful vote 2.5" tomorrow, on PM May's
Brexit deal alone (i.e. without the accompanying political declaration on future
ties with the EU). Yet, questions re: legislative support for the deal remain,
with the DUP and some hardline Tory Brexiteers still refusing to back it.
- Cable ticked away from the aforementioned lows in the wake of a confirmation
that Commons Speaker Bercow will allow the vote. Nonetheless, the rate then
descended from the reaction high of $1.3094 towards the close.
- Worth mentioning final UK GBP comes out on Friday, but the main focus will
continue to fall on Brexit matters.

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