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FOREX: News that the US Senate had finally passed the Republican tax bill sent
the US dollar higher against its peers during the Asia-Pacific session.
Dollar-yen gapped higher from New York close on Friday and then rose from
Y112.44 to Y112.98. Failure to break through the Y113-handle then saw the dollar
retreat to the mid-Y112.60's, the move was further encouraged by weaker US rate
yields and a softer Nikkei. Euro-dollar dropped from $1.1888 to $1.1851, the
pair finding support at Friday's base. Aussie trekked lower from $0.7618 to
$0.7587, but recovered back to $0.7607 on cross related buying and firmer
commodity futures. Kiwi-dollar followed its Tasman neighbour and eased from
0.6889 to $0.6853. Meanwhile, cable dropped from $1.3490 to $1.3432 on the
stronger dollar story but recovered to $1.3514 after the UK Times cited a senior
EU official as saying, a Brexit deal is 90% there. 

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