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CABLE: Cable holds around closing levels, last $1.2882, after settling 24 pips
higher Wednesday, as UK PM May survived the no-confidence vote tabled by the
Labour Party in the aftermath of May's defeat in Tuesday's meaningful vote.
Elsewhere, cable fluctuated within a ~70 pip range, supported by headlines
suggesting art. 50 might be delayed/revoked or that EU leaders are ready for
further concessions, and pressured by subsequent denials. Worth mentioning May
proceeded to cross-party talks on the Brexit deal, but Labour Party's Corbyn
refused to attend until the prospect of "no deal" is formally removed. 
- UK CPI slowed in December, in line with expectations, while core CPI came at
1.9% against the 1.8% forecast (ee MNI Main Wire at 09:30 GMT 01/16 for our data
analysis piece "UK Dec CPI Down on Falling Fuel Prices). 
- Bulls eye the 100-DMA at $1.2890 before challenging the psychological $1.2900
level, while bears look for a breach of Wednesday's low at $1.2825, which would
shift their focus to the 55-DMA at $1.2776. 
- UK econ data this week includes retail sales due to hit on Friday, although
Brexit matters are set to continue to dominate.

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