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USD: A positive start for the Dollar

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  • The Dollar is mostly on the front foot across most G10s, while the Pound and the Yen sits closer to flat.
  • The immediate focus remains on the Yen near term, the 149.50 area has seen some fading interest last week, but market participants are still eyeing risk towards the 150.00 level initially.
  • USDJPY printed a 149.55 last week and a 149.39 high overnight, albeit 20 pips off that high right now, but liquidity might be impacted with the US out today.
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  • The Dollar is mostly on the front foot across most G10s, while the Pound and the Yen sits closer to flat.
  • The immediate focus remains on the Yen near term, the 149.50 area has seen some fading interest last week, but market participants are still eyeing risk towards the 150.00 level initially.
  • USDJPY printed a 149.55 last week and a 149.39 high overnight, albeit 20 pips off that high right now, but liquidity might be impacted with the US out today.