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FOREX: Dollar drop puts brakes on Cable downtrend
- A firm bout of dollar sales following the London fix but the brakes on the
well-established GBP/USD downtrend posted since the early June high. The USD
reversal at the London close spared the blushes of many pairs, with GBP, AUD and
CAD the main beneficiaries.
- JPY was the poorest performer across G10 Tuesday, with the lack of follow
through in equity weakness helping pressure haven FX. This, allied with
month-end signals that suggesting JPY sales, helped GBP/JPY recover above the
50-dma at 133.33.
- COVID cases remain a focus in the US, with evidence that further states are to
quarantine incoming visitors - Massachusetts being the latest.
- Japan's Tankan survey, final European manufacturing PMIs and German
unemployment data  are the focus for the Asia-Pac/European sessions before US
ADP employment change and June Manufacturing ISM from the States. Fed minutes
round off the day, but speeches are also due from ECB's Panetta & de Cos, BoE's
Haskel and Fed's Evans.
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-865-3809 | edward.hardy@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-865-3809 | edward.hardy@marketnews.com

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