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  • The Dollar is now more mixed and overall closer to flat against G10s, at least for today.
  • The Greenback has taken its cue from the US Yield in the last few sessions.
  • The early bid in Treasury futures has helped the EURUSD off its low and in turn the small move lower in Yield is keeping the USDJPY below 155.00, with the initial resistance noted at 155.22 holding earlier, printed a 155.24 high (prices are according to Bloomberg).
  • The yen is now just down 0.15%, and the EUR is flat.
  • The SEK is the small best performer, but the bigger picture is that USDSEK still trades towards its best level since the start of May, the 10.9500 level provides some decent resistance for now.
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  • The Dollar is now more mixed and overall closer to flat against G10s, at least for today.
  • The Greenback has taken its cue from the US Yield in the last few sessions.
  • The early bid in Treasury futures has helped the EURUSD off its low and in turn the small move lower in Yield is keeping the USDJPY below 155.00, with the initial resistance noted at 155.22 holding earlier, printed a 155.24 high (prices are according to Bloomberg).
  • The yen is now just down 0.15%, and the EUR is flat.
  • The SEK is the small best performer, but the bigger picture is that USDSEK still trades towards its best level since the start of May, the 10.9500 level provides some decent resistance for now.