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FOREX: The greenback initially traded stronger against all other G10 currencies
with the exception of the JPY in early Europe as markets reacted to the passage
of a resolution to the US government shutdown.
-However, the USD gave back all of its gains and turned lower on the day in NY.
-Eur/Usd rallied to $1.2250, recovery efforts made a brief show above $1.2300
before profit take sellers emerged off the high.
-Cable once again traded above $1.4000, the rate extended to fresh post-Brexit
highs of $1.4027 but was quick to pare gains with a reversal to the $1.3965/70
area. Eur/Gbp touched pullback lows of Gbp0.8761.
-As the USD weakened across the board, Usd/Jpy eased to Y110.25 with added
weight from the DXY which printed 3-year lows of 90.06.
-AUD remained elevated, Brent Crude's break of $70 with added support from
Eur/Usd saw the rate briefly touch recovery highs of $0.7998. The pair will look
to close above $0.80 before challenging the next resistance area of $0.8030/40.
-On the calendar tomorrow PMI readings across Europe start with France at
0800GMT. UK Jobs data follows at 0930GMT.

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