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FOREX: The US dollar was broadly stronger against its peers during the
Asia-Pacific session with added support from UST yields. Dollar-yen raced higher
to Y114.73 with some attributing the move to Governor Kuroda remarks on
inflation and will persistently continue powerful easing. The US dollar pared
light gains throughout the European morning, soft UST yields with added cross
supply saw dollar-yen trade a Y114.05-43 range. Services PMI readings across
Europe were soft. Spain, Italy, France and Germany all missed to the downside,
surprisingly the main euro area number came in above forecasts. Euro-dollar
encountered late pressure with a move back under $1.1600, touched pullback lows
of $1.1588 before dip buyers cushioned falls. Euro-yen retraced off earlier
highs of Y132.39, moved through the Asia base to Y132.30 before it too met dip
buyers off the low. Cable retained an underlying buoyant tone and held near the
peak of its $1.3068-1.3122 range. Aussie lacked direction and was held to a
narrow 10 pip range. Very light on the data front in the US today with main
focus on New York Federal Reserve Bank President William Dudley who will speak
on "Lessons from the Financial Crisis" in New York, Q&A at 1710GMT.

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