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CABLE: Cable last seen at $1.2363, 10 pips higher on the day, after tumbling
Wednesday amid escalating political uncertainty. Initial resistance noted at
$1.2463 100-DMA; support at the Sep 13 low of $1.2327.
- UK parliament resumed business yesterday. PM Johnson challenged the opposition
to trigger a snap election via a no-confidence vote or let his gov't deliver
Brexit amid repeated calls for his resignation. The Labour Party declines to
table a motion of no confidence until the risk of a no-deal Brexit is averted.
- Whereas PM Johnson insisted that Brexit talks are going well, a BBG source
said that the EU Commission views the latest package of UK proposals on how to
replace the Irish backstop as unsatisfactory.
- Political instability and the perception that the UK is on course to crash out
of the EU without a deal inspired a sharp sell-off in GBP/USD yesterday.
Broad-based USD strength exacerbated the move, amid relatively hawkish comments
from Fed's Evans, better than exp. U.S. new home sales and the impeachment saga.
- BoE Dep Gov Cunliffe will speak in a panel discussion on "the future of
financial services" later today. Fellow MPC member Saunders speaks on Friday.

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