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CABLE: Cable last seen at $1.3013, 6 pips higher on the day, after closing 69
pips lower yesterday, as Brexit pessimism & firmer USD weighed on the rate.
- After fluctuating around unch. levels during yesterday's Asia-Pac session,
GBP/USD slid smoothly through the rest of the day, on the back of the broad
perception that cross-party Brexit talks are faltering, with ITV's Peston
reporting that the talks were nearing collapse. Growing USD strength accelerated
the move, allowing cable to probe the water below $1.3000 in the NY session.
Sterling finished as weakest G10 currency, as a result.
- Elsewhere, PM May defied calls for her to step down and confirmed that she
will hand in resignation only after the first phase of Brexit is completed.
- A dip through the 100-DMA at $1.3004 and below the $1.3000 mark would open up
yesterday's low of $1.2987, which coincides with where the rate bottomed on Apr
5. Conversely, bulls target the 200-HMA, located at $1.3039.
- The UK awaits quite a data-heavy Friday, with domestic GDP, industrial/m'fing
output and trade balance due on that day.

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