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FOREX: Scandis turn south
-A pretty woeful set of inflation numbers for both Norway and Sweden this
morning put NOK and SEK right at the bottom of the pile, with a follow-up
disappointment from the Norges Bank Regional Network Survey adding further
pressure. The six-month outlook component (closely watched by the Norges Bank
board) dipped to levels not seen since early 2018, boosting EUR/NOK back above
9.90.
-USD/CHF was further bid in early Asia-Pac session, managing to edge to new
highs of 0.9932, the highest level since August 1st, before reversing on a
failure to take cement a move above the 100-dma. CHF now sits at the top of G10
pile early Tuesday, with softer core European equities assisting the move.
-The greenback trades slightly firmer, with upside targets for the DXY holding
at 98.535 and 99.050 - although muted volumes are seen persisting.
-Tuesday's a particularly quiet session, with little on the data docket outside
of Canadian housing starts/building permits and US JOLTS data. With Fed inside
the blackout period, the speakers slate is empty.

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