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CABLE: GBP/USD last deals at $1.2616, a touch higher on the day, after losing 29
pips yesterday. The pair moved lower in the London morning, pressured by
headlines re: Brexit form the UK and abroad. Prime Minister's Questions turned
into a very virulent discussion, while EU Commission VP Dombrovskis said that
Brussels sees the risk of no deal. However, cable reversed earlier losses in the
London afternoon, on the back of broader dollar weakness, but dived back
thereafter, as FOMC rate hike triggered USD rally. 
- Bears look to yesterday's low of $1.2607 and a fall through that level would
give them the green light for challenging the Dec 17 low of $1.2571. On the
topside, bulls need to jump back onto yesterday's peak at $1.2679 before
targeting the Nov 7 falling trend at $1.2690. 
- The BoE MonPol decision will be released later today, with no changes to the
policy rate expected. However, central bank rhetoric will attract attention,
especially in the context of Brexit. UK retail sales figures are also due
tomorrow and final Q3 GDP is due Friday, while news flow re: Brexit remains in
the spotlight.

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