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CABLE: Managed to extend its recovery off Tuesday lows of $1.2725 to $1.2806 in
European morning trade before gains were pared back to $1.2743 in early NY
through to post London fix. However, rate snapped higher as market reacted to
perceived dovish comments from Fed Powell which took rate up to $1.2847 before
momentum stalled. Rate drifted back to $1.2822 ahead of the close. Early Asia
squeezed corrective pullback to $1.2819 before fresh USD sales emerged, reacting
to USD/JPY squeezing lower in reaction to a fading in the early equity rally.
Cable tracked EUR/USD's rally, edged to a fresh recovery high of $1.2850 before
momentum again faded. Rate eased to $1.2828 into early Europe. Brexit continues
as the main driver of sterling direction, though market generally seen reactive
to Fedspeak. BOE Carney produced Brexit scenarios Wednesday, warning about the
potential dire effects a no-deal Brexit would have on the UK economy. Comments
came as no real surprise and had little effect on sterling. BOE Carney is due to
be heard on BBC R4 at 0810GMT(recorded interview with most of the detail
reported). UK Consumer Credit due at 0930GMT. Cable resistance $1.2850, $1.2864
and from above $1.2880 through to $1.2900. Support $1.2820/19, $1.2800. 
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-586-2231 | john.webb@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-586-2231 | john.webb@marketnews.com

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