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FOREX: The JPY softened following comments out of North Korea, which suggested
that the state is still more than willing to meet with the US despite Trump
calling off the summit that was scheduled for 12 June. USDJPY last trades at
109.60, but never really threatened the 21-DMA at 109.78. There are notable
option expiries at 110.25-30 & 110.50 today.
- The USD was stronger in the main as US yields edged higher on the North Korea
headlines, although ranges were generally tight.
- GBPUSD has edged lower in Asia-Pacific dealing as reports suggested that the
latest round of Brexit discussions have yielded little in the way of
breakthroughs, with no movement noted re: the major hurdles in discussions.
Elsewhere BoE Gov Carney was cautious re: Brexit, offering little new in terms
of insight into MonPol.
- German IFO, UK GDP & US Uni. of Michigan hit on Friday. We will also get
comments from Fed Chair Powell, Bostic, Kaplan & Harker and ECB's Praet, while
BoE Gov Carney & ECB's Coeure share a panel discussion.
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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