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FOREX: G10 FX price action was ltd to some very mild knee-jerk reactions to
headlines from China's state media. A fleeting round of risk-on flows emerged as
Xinhua reported that top trade reps from the U.S. and China spoke by phone &
agreed to keep in touch over sticking points in phase-one trade talks. Little of
substance there, resultant price swings unwound promptly. Global Times then
reported that there is still disagreement over the scale of tariff rollback.
- USD/JPY posted an uptick upon the breach of its 200-DMA, which provided a
layer of support subsequently. NZD/USD started by retracing its jump into the NY
close caused by a beat in NZ retail sales, but regained poise thereafter.
- The yuan responded to the aforementioned headlines, firmed up post-PBoC fix.
- Central bank rhetoric, provided by Fed Chair Powell and RBA Dep Gov Debelle,
brought no deviations from their respective usual stances.
- Tuesday's docket features second-tier releases, such as cons. conf. gauges
from the U.S. (Conf. Board) and Germany (GfK), U.S. new home sales and wholesale
inventories, as well as Swedish PPI. We will hear from RBA's Lowe, ECB's Coeure
and Wunsch, Riksbank's Skingsley and Ohlsson, as well as Fed's Brainard.

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