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CABLE: GBP ignored late reports on Friday that "the deadline for Britain & the
EU to agree the terms of Brexit has been pushed back by 4 weeks amid fears that
Conservative MPs could scupper PM May's Chequers deal." Cable last deals at
$1.2850, virtually unch.
- Last week saw the pair's corrective pullback base ahead of $1.2800 with
recoveries extending all the way up to ~$1.2880. Bulls look for a move above the
21-DMA ($1.2893). Above here, downtrend resistance comes in at 1.2915, ahead of
the Jul 19 low (1.2958). Failure to hold $1.2800 would see downside momentum
build with bears targeting $1.2750, followed by the Aug 15 low ($1.2662).
- With a lack of tier 1 UK economic releases due this week focus will fall on
the Brexit negotiations. The Times has reported that PM May is to "hold a
cabinet crisis summit to prepare for a no-deal Brexit amid fears that a cabinet
row between remainers and Brexiteers will stop Britain going it alone, and
undermine her negotiating position with Brussels." It is also worth noting that
the weekend saw Chinese policymakers reveal that China & Britain are trying to
secure a "top-notch" free trade agreement.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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