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EMERGING MARKETS
EMERGING MARKETS: TRY lent a hand as offshore borrowing rates spike
- After suffering at the hands of global risk sentiment late last week, emerging
market FX has been granted some modest reprieve Monday, particularly the TRY,
which hit multi-month lows against the USD on Friday. TRY offshore overnight
borrowing rates spiked sharply higher early Monday and well above 75%, in a move
that may have been manufactured to squeeze out those short TRY after the recent
slide. Either way, TRY has benefited, prompting a recovery in the currency below
6.00 against the USD. The 50-dma still acts as decent support at 5.9089.
- CNH has had a decent session so far, with further pledges and reports of
support from both the Chinese government and PBOC. USD/CNH sits back below 7.00,
which has lifted some pressure of regional currencies and allowed THB, KRW and
TWD to recover.
- Monday's data schedule is relatively light, keeping focus on the larger risk
events later in the week, including the Banxico rate decision, where they're
seen trimming rates by 25bps on Thursday.

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