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FOREX: It was a relatively uneventful start to the week, with the USD edging
higher.
- The GBP crosses had little reaction to the latest round of Brexit headlines,
which saw UK Trade Min Fox suggest that there is a 60-40 chance of a no deal
Brexit scenario, which has been played down by Downing St sources, stressing
that UK PM May is confident that she will get a positive outcome re: Brexit
matters.
- USD/CAD edged higher in early dealing after Saudi Arabia suspended all new
trade & investment with Canada, but the loonie recovered, with USD/CAD
sub-C$1.300 last. The recovery was probably aided by the limited amount of
investment into Canada from Saudi Arabia. As a reminder today is a Canadian
market holiday, which will effect CAD liquidity.
- The JPY traded in lacklustre manner, edging lower as Asia-Pacific stocks
ticked higher. AUD also edged lower, with the yuan operating in a choppy, albeit
limited manner.
- Monday provides a limited docket, headlined by the China current A/c.
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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