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CROSS ASSET: USDJPY is edging higher with Yields

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  • A mixed Overnight session for the Dollar, the SEK was the worst performer, down 0.20% going into the EU Cash Govie open, the Kiwi was at the top, up 0.18% in G10s.
  • Since the European open, the NOK has taken over the Kiwi, and now leads, up 0.18%, albeit still well within Yesterday's range.
  • The Yen is now is weakest Currency against the Greenback, down 0.24% and eyeing a test back above 144.00, although it did print a 144.19 high overnight.
  • This latest small push higher is led by some early small selling in Govies, led by the German Bund, TYZ4 hovers back at session low.
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  • A mixed Overnight session for the Dollar, the SEK was the worst performer, down 0.20% going into the EU Cash Govie open, the Kiwi was at the top, up 0.18% in G10s.
  • Since the European open, the NOK has taken over the Kiwi, and now leads, up 0.18%, albeit still well within Yesterday's range.
  • The Yen is now is weakest Currency against the Greenback, down 0.24% and eyeing a test back above 144.00, although it did print a 144.19 high overnight.
  • This latest small push higher is led by some early small selling in Govies, led by the German Bund, TYZ4 hovers back at session low.