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GBP/USD has ebbed 6 pips lower so far and.....>

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CABLE: GBP/USD has ebbed 6 pips lower so far and last trades at $1.3042.
- Cable fell 52 pips yesterday, with GBP landing at the bottom of the G10 pile,
as the Guardian reported that Brexit discussions between the Tory & Labour
parties had "stalled" due to divisions re: post-Brexit deregulation, although a
Labour spokesman played down the report later in the day.
- Elsewhere, the latest UK labour market report indicated that wage growth has
stagnated despite strong jobs data.
- Initial support noted at $1.3031/27, which represent the Apr 9/8 low. A fall
through these levels would open up the lower Bollinger band (2%) at $1.2980. On
the topside, bulls look to the 200-HMA at $1.3073, ahead of the 100-HMA,
situated a further 8 pips above.
- UK focus turns to domestic CPI, which comes out later today. BoE Gov Carney
will speak alongside ECB's Villeroy, also today. Retail sales data will follow
on Thursday.

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