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FOREX: G10 crosses trade in a modestly risk-off mode as participants assess
familiar coronavirus worries & yesterday's monetary policy decision from the
Fed, concluded with some slightly dovish rhetoric from Chair Powell. The
Antipodeans are on the back foot, with AUD leading losses in the G10 basket,
even as NAB pushed back their RBA easing calls. JPY outperforms its peers at the
margin, with Japanese equity benchmarks edging lower.
- Cautious mood has dented Asian EMFX. Offshore yuan trades slightly softer vs.
USD. KRW is the worst performer in the space after USD/KRW breached a key
resistance and printed its best levels since mid-December. USD/THB has extended
its recent run higher, reaching a fresh multi-month peak.
- The Bank of England will deliver its monetary policy decision today. Other
highlights include U.S. advance GDP & PCE, German unemployment & CPI, as well as
EZ unemployment and consumer confidence. Central bank speaker slate features
BoJ's Amamiya, ECB's Weidmann, BoC's Beaudry and, of course, BoE's Carney.

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