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The Dollar rally petered out on Monday........>

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FOREX: The Dollar rally petered out on Monday after the DXY touched multi-month
highs.
- While the USD was dominant from the off, pressing EURUSD & GBPUSD to five
month lows, NY trading hours saw the greenback give back a chunk of its gains,
allowing most of the majors to recoup the day's losses, prompting the USD to
close mixed.
- AUD was the day's best performer, as AUDUSD continued to bounce from the near
1-year lows seen last week. While a firm uptrend is yet to materialise the close
above 0.7570 has opened up the possibility of a test of the 50-SMA (0.7645).
- GBP sat at the bottom of the pile after failing to benefit from the USD
sell-off. Weekend reports pointing to a snap election in the Autumn put GBP
under pressure, creating underperformance vs. the EUR despite political
uncertainty still running rife in Rome.
- BoE policymakers are due to speak in front of the TSC on Tuesday, while the
next round of Brexit negotiations get underway & Italy's Pres is due to meet
with the M5S & League party leaders after receiving their PM nominations.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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