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MNI (London)
EURO-DOLLAR: Rate extended its recovery from Tuesday's low of $1.1104 to a high
of $1.1163 Wednesday in NY. Rate eased to $1.1143 before climbing back through
the 1600GMT WMR fix to $1.1162 then drifted off before settling around $1.1150
into the close. Risk optimism was evident ahead of the US-China phase one
signing, though actual inking of the agreement prompted little reaction. Asian
trade saw rate edge to $1.1158 before it drifted off to $1.1145 through a very
slow session. A buy the rumour, sell the fact scenario linked to the trade
agreement only fulfilled the first part as traders noted no apparent negative
factors, with attention already switched to phase-two talks. 
- Germany final CPI at 0700GMT saw little market reaction. ECB Minutes at
1130GMT. US data main focus on the day, Retail Sales, Weekly Jobless Claims and
Phila Fed at 1330GMT. Housing data and Business Inventories at 1500GMT. 
- Support $1.1140/35, $1.1120, stronger into $1.1100(Expiries $1.1100-10
E2.06bln). Resistance $1.1155/65, $1.1180. 
- Option expiries Friday, $1.1090-1.1105(E2.61bln), $1.1120-25(E1.71bln),
$1.1145-55(E2.16bln), $1.1200(E3.3bln)  
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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