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GOLD: The greenback continued to attract sellers overnight.
- USDJPY ran to highs heading in to the Tokyo fix, but has since pulled back
with the Nikkei 225 trading 1.10% lower. USDJPY last trades at ~106.50.
- Elsewhere both the AUD & the NZD have moved higher vs. USD, aided by the
strong industrial production release out of China. It is worth noting that some
A$1.11bln worth of AUDUSD options with strikes between 0.7800-0.7805 are set to
roll off at Wednesday's 10:00 NY cut.
- GBP & EUR have benefitted from the broader USD weakness, with cable having a
look at 1.400 before pulling back towards 1.3980 & EURUSD back above 1.2400.
- USDCAD operates at 1.2950 last, after CAD posted losses across the board on
Tuesday on the back of BoC Gov Poloz stressing the Bank's cautious,
data-dependant stance. Hourly support is noted between 1.2880/90.
- Risk events on Wednesday include addresses from the ECB's Draghi, Praet,
Constancio & Coeure, US Retail Sales & the weekly DoE crude inventory data.
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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