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CABLE: Cable last trades at $1.2510, a touch higher on the day. Bulls target the
200-HMA at $1.2559; bears look to the YtD low of $1.2440, touched on Tuesday.
- UK short-term economic indicators released yesterday largely matched
expectations, triggering nothing more than an uptick in cable. The rate ebbed
off of an early high at $1.2495 before jumping on the back of dovish remarks
from U.S. Fed Chair Powell, which reinforced expectations of a rate cut in July.
- Ursula von der Leyen, the nominee for European Commission President, said that
she hopes the UK will after all remain in the EU. She also expressed support for
further Brexit delays, should the UK need them. Elsewhere, PM May's de facto
deputy Lidington warned that there is no guarantee of further extensions.
- BoE's Tenreyro said that she probably won't back raising interest rates in the
next few months amid weak inflationary pressures. She also noted that the more
likely response to a no-deal Brexit would be easing policy.
- UK ambassador to the U.S. quit over a diplomatic row re: his leaked comments.
- BoE Gov Carney will hold a press conference today after the publication of the
Bank's FSR. BoE's Vlieghe will make an appearance on Friday.

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