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FOREX: The USD has pared its early session losses, after falling against its
major peers ex-JPY, while JPY has extended to session highs.
- There appeared to be a degree of USD supply heading in to the Tokyo fix, which
has since abated, aided by positive comments from US President Trump re: Trade,
while USDJPY has moved higher after Japan's former tax chief Sagawa stated that
Japanese PM Abe & his wife had no part in the Moritomo scandal.
- In terms of broader currency flow, CAD seems to be garnering inflows on hopes
of a NAFTA deal, hedge funds have seemingly got behind the NOK, while BofAML
suggest that the Brexit transition flows from both hedge funds and real money
put EURGBP at risk.
- The broader dollar index last trades around 89.12. The DXY is off of Monday's
lows, with support noted at the Feb 19 low of 88.960. Bulls now need a close
above 89.327 to gain breathing room and above 90.011 to ease bearish pressure
and shift focus back to 90.445. 
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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