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EURO-DOLLAR: Rate managed to stretch its recent recovery to $1.1251 in post fix
trade, the move seen on positive risk which itself has been driven by the
continued move higher in equities, aided today by better than expected ADP data,
ahead of Friday's NFP, and non-Mfg ISM. Traders had been suggesting a challenge
on the $1.1250 level, adding that area expected to meet decent resistance. Since
touching $1.1251 rate has retreated to $1.1232, though corrective pullback seen
relatively shallow. Equity market performance continues to be the active driver
in markets, the boost to the risk outlook placing general pressure on safe haven
currencies, USD/JPY extending its rally through the earlier high of Y108.85(50%
111.71-105.99) but meeting resistance on the approach to Y109.00. Break to
indicate another leg higher in risk on, targeting 61.8% level at Y109.52, which
in turn should also expose EUR/JPY 2020 high of Y122.87 and lift EUR/USD with
it, if it can clear $1.1250. Next resistance $1.1267(topside 2.0% 10-dma
envelope) ahead of $1.1275 and $1.1290/1.1300. Support $1.1200, $1.1185/80. 
- ECB Monetary Policy announcement Thursday, bank seen topping up their PEPP
program in an effort to stem a protracted Coronavirus downturn.     
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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