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CABLE: GBP/USD has inched higher and last trades at $1.2693, struggling to
return above $1.2700 in the wake of yesterday's 36 pip decline.
- Yesterday, cable edged higher initially as Tory leadership candidate Boris
Johnson said that he is not "aiming for a no-deal Brexit outcome." This occurred
with markets awaiting a parliamentary vote on the cross-party motion tabled by
the Labour Party that sought to rule out a no-deal Brexit. The motion failed by
a narrow margin, triggering a 45 pip drop in cable, which erased earlier gains
and dragged the pair firmly into negative territory.
- Thursday will see the first round of secret votes by Tory MPs to elect the
party leader and hence the next British PM. With results expected around 13:00
BST, the last placed politician and any candidate who receives less than 17
votes will be eliminated from the next ballot.
- Bears look to the 21-DMA at $1.2688, ahead of the Jun 6 low of $1.2669. Bulls
look to retake the $1.2700 handle before challenging the Jun 6 peak at $1.2742.

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