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CABLE: Cable has shed 23 pips thus far and last trades at $1.3155, with sterling
comfortably at the bottom of the G10 pile, weighed on by reports of no progress
being made in UK-EU Brexit negotiations, which happened on Tuesday. RTRS sources
said that the talks "didn't go well" and will resume on Wednesday.
- BoE Gov Carney spoke yesterday, noting that the UK has made "constructive
development" in making preparations for a no-deal Brexit. Carney also said that
the market path of BoE rate "is not high enough." This allowed cable to finish
almost unchanged yesterday, although for the bulk of the session GBP
underperformed on the back of BBG reports stating that PM May's government is
not expecting any imminent breakthrough in talks between the UK AG Cox and EU
negotiator Barnier.
- Bears now look for a breach of the post-RTRS story reaction lows of $1.3145
before challenging the Feb 20 high of $1.3109. Meanwhile, bulls target the Nov 7
high of $1.3175, located ahead of the 200-HMA at $1.3187.
- The remainder of this week in the UK is data-light, but BOE's Cunliffe and
Saunders will speak later today, while Tenreyro will speak tomorrow.

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