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JPY was the winner once again as risk off.....>

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FOREX: JPY was the winner once again as risk off flows did the rounds for a 2nd
consecutive Asia-Pac session as the US opened an investigation into levying
tariffs on imported autos & as a North Korean diplomat suggested that he would
recommend that his country's leadership reconsider attending the upcoming US-NK
summit. Yen crosses sold off with chatter that levered Japanese names were
behind the move following the Nikkei open. USDJPY breached yesterday's low,
while EURJPY managed to register a fresh YtD low on the move. The Antipodeans
stuck to a tight range, while EURUSD traded either side of 1.1700. GBP had
garnered an early bid on reports that UK PM May is set to seek a new Brexit
transition agreement through to 2023, although there was some short term
pressure as GBPJPY crossed below trend line support at 147.41, but cable now
sits closer to best levels. USDTRY operates near yesterday's closing level after
the CBRT's emergency 300bp hike, while the BoK stood pat & reiterated that it
will intervene in markets if required, USDKRW stuck to a tight enough range.
- Fed's Dudley, Bostic, Kaplan & Harker, BoE's Carney & ECB's Praet will all
speak today & we will also get ECB April meeting minutes & UK retail sales.
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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