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EURO-DOLLAR
MNI (London)
EURO-DOLLAR: Recovery off the Nov12 low of $1.1216 extended further Monday to
$1.1464 as markets reacted to US stocks, which fared badly at Monday's open on
the back of escalating global trade concerns & reports of Apple cutting down
orders for three iPhone models. Rate eased to $1.1442 before it settled back
above $1.1450 into the close. Limited news flow in Asia, concerning current risk
factors, provided a consolidation phase through overnight trading, trade
contained within a range of $1.1443-58. Asian traders reported that Goto-bi day
demand for EUR/JPY did provide some buoyancy for EUR/USD through the session.
Suggestion from Asian traders that stale shorts could feel the squeeze should
rate push above the Nov7 high of $1.1500. Traders also highlight that more than
E4bn of option expiries roll off Wednesday with strikes between $1.1475-1.1520.
Data calendars seen light Tuesday. EZ consumer confidence Thu, as well as flash
PMIs & final German GDP Fri. Wed is the only day with no ECB rhetoric scheduled,
but should see the European Commission deliver verdict on the Italian budget
situation. Thanksgiving Thu also seen acting to subdue markets. Support $1.1443,
$1.1394. Resistance $1.1464 ahead of $1.1500. 
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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