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DOLLAR: Early risk-off was somewhat faded which saw EURJPY break Y122.00 to
print levels not seen since the Jan 3 flash crash low. 
- The dollar sits moderately weaker across most of G10 at the European
crossover, with CHF & SEK top of the pile.
- The DXY rallied yesterday before topping out ahead of the 98.00 level.
Consolidation has largely remained the theme through Asia tied to a narrow
97.86-94 range. Bulls need a positive close above the 98 handle to cement the
uptrend and open a run at the ytd highs at 98.37. Downside support comes in at
97.54/43 from the May 27 low & 50-dma.
- Gold dipped $8 through NY yesterday, before forming a base ahead of
$1276.00/20. The recovery extended through Asia, briefly made a show above
$1282, before fading. Near-term support is seen at $1273.80 from the 76.4% fibo
of $1269.58-1287.47, below here opens the May 21 low & 200-dma at
$1269.58/1260.80. Bulls need to recover the 21-dma at $1282.91 to reignite the
uptrend. 
- Equity markets continue to struggle with both WTI & Brent around $0.50 lower. 

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