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FOREX: The Antipodeans slid on the back of disappointing data prints out of the
region. Declines were seen in NZ food price index and Aussie Westpac cons. conf.
index, while slower than exp. Chinese PPI made AUD & NZD even heavier. 
- NZD/USD posted a peculiar spike lower. Traders pointed to sales by a European
bank, with some analysts also suggesting that stops were triggered on the breach
of $0.6600. Although the move was retraced, NZD remains the worst G10 performer.
- Sterling struggled amid domestic political and economic uncertainty.
- MXN stabilised as focus turned to a presser with the freshly installed Mexican
FinMin Herrera. His predecessor's resignation sent the peso tumbling yesterday.
- TRY ignored President Erdogan's call for a "complete revision" at the
country's central bank in the wake of the ouster of the institution's governor.
- Focus turns to Norwegian inflation data, French and Italian industrial
outputs, as well as UK short-term economic indicators. BoC MonPol decision and
Fed Jun MonPol meeting minutes are also due. Fed's Powell will deliver his much
awaited congressional testimony, with Fed's George & Bullard, ECB's Panetta &
BoE's Tenreyro also set to make appearances.

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