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FOREX: Greenback regains some lustre on a day light in news and volumes
-After a volatile end to the US session yesterday, Tuesday was quieter with
little developments from either the White House or its trade partners on the
ongoing trade dispute. This allowed the dollar to gain for the first session in
four, but the index remains 0.8% shy of the YTD highs printed on Thursday last
week. The dollar rally put USD/JPY on track to break the 200-dma at Y110.22 but
the rate failed to break above, making the level one to watch in the coming
sessions.
-The NZD was the poorest performer of the day as European and US traders caught
up with the early RBNZ comments on NZD: "the NZ FX rate remains at an elevated
level", prompting NZD/USD to retrace two days of gains. YTD lows at $0.6826
remain the initial support.
-The EUR and GBP performed poorly in the generally strong USD environment as the
EU remain in Trump's firing line for tariffs and as Brexit woes anchor GBP.
-US durable goods orders and speeches from BoE's Carney, BoC's Poloz and Fed's
Rosengren dominate the calendar Wednesday.
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-865-3809 | edward.hardy@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-865-3809 | edward.hardy@marketnews.com

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