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EMERGING MARKETS
EMERGING MARKETS: Domestic issues come back to bite EMFX
-PLN slumped against the EUR, re-approaching the lowest levels of the year as
market focus remains on the ongoing FX loans saga. There was particular weakness
in the domestic bank sector as the Polish supreme court opted for more
consumer-friendly guidance on the prospect of lawsuits against banks on CHF
priced mortgages. EUR/PLN bulls initially target 4.3975 ahead of 4.4142.
-ARS dropped further still as the Argentina - US yield spread widened to levels
not seen since 2005. Attention turns to the judgement of the IMF mission which
head to Buenos Aires today.
-Meanwhile, the ILS traded weaker, prompting the USD/ILS rate to test the 50-dma
at 3.5364 as the Israeli central bank kept rates unchanged at 0.25%, but dropped
their commitment to boosting rates further down the curve as a stronger currency
and deteriorating global trade conditions made such a move counter to their
inflation goals.
-Turkish trade balance, South African PPI and the minutes of the latest Mexican
central bank meeting are the calendar highlights Thursday.

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