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DOLLAR: DXY has stuck to a tight range in early Asia-Pac dealing and last sits
at 96.05, representing the 100-DMA. WTI has moved a touch lower, while gold is
virtually unchanged on the day. This comes after the DXY closed just 2 pips
higher Tuesday. 
- Fed dove & non-voter Kashkari stuck to his usual cautious message in early
Asia-Pacific hours. Meanwhile, U.S. Pres Trump met with a bipartisan group of
lawmakers to discuss the ongoing gov't shutdown, but invitations were not
extended to Democratic leaders. There is also ongoing talk of U.S. clampdowns
against the trade practices of China's Huawei & ZTE. 
- DXY bulls target the 21-DMA/yesterday's peak at 96.17/18 before shifting focus
to the 50-DMA at 96.64. On the downside, attention is drawn by yesterday's low
of 95.86, followed by the 200-DMA at 95.01. 
- U.S. focus today turns to initial jobless claims & Philadelphia Fed Biz.
Outlook report, while Fed's Quarles is set to make an address.

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