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CABLE: Monday's Asia-Pac hours saw cable tick higher from off, with no apparent
catalyst in terms of news flow or major data releases, before easing off
somewhat into the European morning. Subsequent lift to intraday highs of $1.3119
on the back of broader USD weakness was followed by paring some gains into the
close, with the rate finishing 26 pips higher.
- Following last week's decision to postpone Brexit until Oct 31, attention
turns to British internal political situation. Yesterday, the gov't's spokesman
said that Brexit talks with Labour & the DUP are ongoing, while adding that PM
May is not thinking about calling a snap election to break the deadlock.
- GBP/USD last seen at $1.3097, 3 pips lower on the day.
- Bulls look for a squeeze above the cloud top, which comes at $1.3116, 10 pips
ahead of the 21-DMA. A break above these levels would expose Friday's weekly
high of $1.3033. Conversely, a convincing breach of the 55-DMA at $1.3093, which
has limited losses thus far, would open up the 200-DMA at $1.3081.
- UK labour mkt report takes focus on Tuesday, while CPI and retail sales hit on
Wednesday and Thursday respectively. BoE Gov Carney will speak on Wednesday.

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