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  • Other multi cross assets, FX, Equities, Commodities are also fairly stable going into Friday, with the main focus on the US PCE core deflator this afternoon.
  • The Dollar was mixed against G10s overnight, the Kiwi was up 0.21%, now 0.23%, while the EUR was down a small 0.12%.
  • Since the Cash Govie open, the Swissy has taken over the EUR as the early worst performing Currency, albeit by just a small 0.22%, with very little impact from the Swiss retail Sales.
  • CAD, AUD, JPY, NOK, SEK are closer to flat with Equities, Yields and Oil fairly steady, as the street await key data.
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  • Other multi cross assets, FX, Equities, Commodities are also fairly stable going into Friday, with the main focus on the US PCE core deflator this afternoon.
  • The Dollar was mixed against G10s overnight, the Kiwi was up 0.21%, now 0.23%, while the EUR was down a small 0.12%.
  • Since the Cash Govie open, the Swissy has taken over the EUR as the early worst performing Currency, albeit by just a small 0.22%, with very little impact from the Swiss retail Sales.
  • CAD, AUD, JPY, NOK, SEK are closer to flat with Equities, Yields and Oil fairly steady, as the street await key data.