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FOREX: Slow initial reaction from Eur/Usd to release of stronger than forecast
headline German Factory Orders data. Rate managed to stretch up to $1.1840 from
its pre release level around $1.1834. Fresh sales emerged in Europe which
allowed Eur/Usd to step its way down to a temporary low of $1.1807. the pair
retained a heavy feel in much of NY as it edged downward eventually forming a
low of $1.1781. In Europe Usd/Jpy touched pullback lows of Y111.99, support from
the 50% Y110.84-113.09 cushioned with recovery efforts extended to the
Y112.15/20 area. Having touched post ADP release highs of Y112.21, the rate has
pared all gains to Y112.04 with added weight via soft UST yields. Usd/Jpy
regained some of the losses later in the NY session rising to Y112.38 before
fading. Following the release of soft Australian GDP data in Asia, Aud/Usd
consolidation largely remained the theme in Europe with trade tied to a narrow
10 pip range initially. As the dollar strengthened the pair took out the
reported local corporate demand through $0.7570 with slippage extending to
$0.7559 before consolidating again towards the end of the US session.

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