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FOREX: G10 FX trading was mostly flat in the Asia-Pacific session, with little
out there to set larger price gyrations in motion. Regional data releases were
few and far between, while news wires stayed quiet.
- CHF was the worst G10 performer, while its safe haven peer JPY managed to
recover its initial losses. A source pointed to Japanese names buying USD/JPY at
one point. The leg higher occurred as Mini S&P futures took out yesterday's
highs, but the pair returned to neutral levels since.
- PBoC Gov Yi noted that China's central bank isn't in a rush to act, like some
other central banks are. He stressed the need to preserve room for normal
monetary policy, rather than considering QE or negative interest rates.
- German Ifo survey, U.S. consumer confidence, as well as speeches from ECB's
Villeroy, de Guindos and de Cos, Riksbank's Ingves and Jansson, RBA's Lowe and
BoJ's Kuroda take focus today. UK Supreme Court will rule on parliament
suspension, while leaders from across the globe gather at a UN summit in NY.

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