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FOREX: The Antipodeans edged higher in reaction to China's inflation data.
Headline CPI accelerated more than projected to +4.5% Y/Y from +3.8%, while PPI
printed at -1.4% Y/Y with consensus forecast calling for -1.5%. The yuan failed
to follow suit and remained limited as the outlook for U.S.-China trade
negotiations remains clouded ahead of the looming Dec 15 tariff deadline.
Broader caution may have kept G10 crosses stuck within fairly tight ranges.
- Earlier, AUD looked through domestic data & comments from RBA Gov Lowe, who
did not touch upon monetary policy issues in his speech.
- China's inflation data kept USD/JPY afloat after a round of sales over the
Tokyo fix dragged it off highs. The yen lags all of its G10 peers.
- Headlines re: int'l & cross-party negotiations of the USMCA trade pact put a
bid into MXN, as the crystallising general message was that a deal is nigh.
USD/MXN extended its recent losing streak and dropped below yesterday's high.
- German ZEW survey, French and Italian industrial outputs, Norwegian CPI and a
slew of UK monthly economic indicators take focus from here. ECB's Visco is the
sole central bank speaker on the docket.

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