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CABLE: Cable last deals little changed at $1.2211 after GBP tanked on Monday.
- It has been a torrid few weeks for GBP bulls. Firstly, the BoE pulled the
"supportive" MonPol buffer out from underneath GBP. This was quickly followed by
Boris Johnson's rise to PM, with hard-line rhetoric from his Brexit "war
cabinet" over the weekend & on Monday, perhaps emboldened by the "BoJo bounce"
in the latest round of opinion polls. The PM's message was a little more
nuanced, as he pledged to "hold out the hand" & "go the extra thousand miles" to
strike a new Brexit deal with the EU. Johnson did stress that the current
backstop has to go and that there was "every chance we can get a deal." At the
same time he rejected Michael Gove's claim that leaving the EU without an
agreement (in October) was the gov'ts central assumption. Scotland's First
Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, was a little wary of the rhetoric, and suggested that
Johnson had set the UK on an "almost inevitable path to a no-deal Brexit."
- Bears now target a break through the psychological $1.2200 level to open up
the Mar 14 2017 low at $1.2110. Bulls initially look to recover the lower
Bollinger Band (2%) at $1.2267.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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