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FOREX: Japan's return from a holiday-induced long weekend did little to stir
regional FX dealing as the major USD pairs operated in a narrow range, with
little in terms of fundamental catalysts, and the impending Chinese LNY & US CPI
release casting a shadow over early dealing this week.
- Japanese PM Abe stated that he was yet to make a firm decision on who will be
the next BoJ Gov., although this did little to stir Yen traders. The JPY
continued to operate in a sideways manner as the BoJ's current Gov. Kuroda
reiterated his view that the BoJ's mon pol stance should remain extremely loose.
- For the Antipodeans, a positive NAB business survey failed to push the AUD
higher, as traders continued to focus on the US yield differential and cautious
comments from the RBA's Ellis. A wider than expected HY budget surplus out of
New Zealand was pretty much ignored.
- The PBoC set the USDCNY at 6.3247 (prev. 6.3001) as the PBoC skipped its
reverse repo operations for a 15th consecutive session, although it did inject
CNY393bln via 1-year MLF loans in front of the LNY.
- The EUR & GBP were also listless.
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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