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FOREX: The DXY is off of worst levels but still a tad lower on the day as the
JPY outperforms on the earlier bout of risk aversion, although USDJPY has
rebounded to last trade around 106.00 from lows of 105.83.
- Yen demand was observed following comments from US policymakers Kudlow &
Navarro against Chinese trade practices, although USDJPY's initial support level
at 105.79 held after the rumoured pressure from macro sellers abated.
- The NZD has unwound its earlier GDP-inspired underperformance, after a slight
miss vs. exp., with analysts noting that the ever so slight miss will have
little effect on the RBNZ's monpol moving forwards. while the EUR & GBP have
posted modest gains against the greenback.
- The AUD continues to trade in resilient fashion, following AUDUSD's look above
0.7900 on Wednesday. AUDUSD last trades at 0.7880, while NZDAUD trades around
1.0750
- Key risk events on Thursday include the monetary policy decisions from both
the Norges Bank & SNB, with ECB speak from Nowotny & Lautenschlaeger set to hit.
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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