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MNI (London)
CABLE: Cable retains an underlying buoyant tone provided by general risk
appetite and despite the knock back in Brexit negotiations PM May suffered in
Salzburg Thursday. Cable rally faltered just ahead of $1.3300 Thursday, touched
$1.3298 before it pulled back to $1.3227 through the London Fix before it
recovered to settle around $1.3275 into the close. Consolidation in Asia between
$1.3261-77. Some suggestion that current sterling buoyancy being aided by the
bid interest for SKY TV. 21st Century Fox and Comcast are both vying to take
control of Sky and if no deal has been agreed by 1700BST today it will move on
to an auction process into Saturday. Sky valued at around Gbp26bn. Brexit
remains key but interesting that negative headlines only bruising the current
sterling buoyancy while positive headlines on negotiations toward a Brexit deal
have more of an effect(despite hurdles most seem to agree that a deal can be
hammered out and if so would that bring in the timing of the next BOE hike?).
Cable resistance remains into $1.330, a break to expose $1.3320. Support
$1.3230/20.  
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-586-2231 | john.webb@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-586-2231 | john.webb@marketnews.com

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