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FOREX: The USD is operated in a mixed fashion on Monday, as the S&P500 moved
back from best levels, which allowed some of the USD's G10 peers to reverse a
degree of their underperformance. Fed's Bostic, Barkin, Evans & Kaplan offered
little new, with a focus on the increasingly touted "symmetric" inflation
target, although this had little follow through in terms of market reaction.
- GBP was resilient, keeping pace with the stronger USD. However, this came
alongside a UK holiday, so flows were a little more limited than usual, while it
is worth noting that GBPUSD closed below the 200-DMA for the first time in over
a year on Friday. EURUSD moved to fresh YtD lows below 1.1900, last 1.1920.
- USDJPY recovered from the Asia session lows & failed to re-test them as 109.00
held for the most part. USDCAD touched session highs of 1.2900 in late dealing,
trading off of oil prices & in effect Iranian nuclear deal chatter, last 1.2885.
AUDUSD had a brief look below 0.7500, last 0.7515. NZDUSD traded in a similar
manner to AUDUSD, as 1.0700 held in AUDNZD. Australian retail sales, RBNZ
inflation exp. survey & China trade data will headline in Asia hours on Tuesday,
ahead of comments from Fed Chair Powell & ECB's Liikanen later in the day.
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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