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MNI (London)
EURO-DOLLAR: Risk lost its recent shine through late European morning trade and
into NY, early reports on Trump setting a date to meet his Chinese counterparts
were denied, leaving markets with few risk signals and prompting many DMFX to
trade sideways. Having touched a high of $1.1248 in early Europe, again seen
meeting stiff resistance from the $1.1250/55 area, the rate reversed, squeezed
to a low of $1.1206 before it lifted back through the 1600BST fix to $1.1225.
Rate currently seen settling around $1.1220. Position adjustments ahead of
Friday's key US Employment Report evident. Particular caution may be warranted
this month following the surprisingly poor headline payrolls release last month,
which saw just 20k jobs added. This Friday's figure is expected at 178k(whisper
185k) with AHE expected to slow to 0.3% M/M from 0.4%. Ahead of US data we have
release of Germany IP Friday morning at 0600GMT, market median 0.5%mm, -1.4%yy.
After the earlier release of poor Germany Factory Orders expectations to be
marked lower. 
- Support remains at $1.1210-00, $1.1185-75. Resistance $1.1250-55. 
- Expiry of note Friday, $1.1250 for E2.06bn. 
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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