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FOREX: USD recovered earlier losses, which had seen EUR/USD extend its recovery
off its initial NFP react lows Friday of $1.1129 to an early Europe high of
$1.1175 seen ahead of Spain Mfg PMI release. weaker than expected data saw rate
drop back to $1.1149 but managed to recover to $1.1170 into NY. The push higher
in UST yields reversed this move and pressed EUR/USD down to $1.1140 through the
1600BST fix. USD/JPY edged higher through the European morning and continued in
NY, the rate extending its recovery off Friday lows of Y107.89 to Y108.62 into
Monday's London close(Y108.75 61.8% Y109.29-107.89).
 - Cable lost ground in tandem with EUR/USD, as EUR/GBP continued to hold around
its 10-dma (current Gbp0.8633), finding support into $1.2900(level holds strike
of an expiring option for Tuesday's NY cut - Gbp1.47bln of which Gbp1.28bln are
GBP calls) and expected to keep rate anchored. Brexit/Election developments
though remain key drivers for sterling.
- Tuesday, China Caixin Svcs PMI at 0145GMT, RBC rate decision at 0330GMT(no
change widely expected), Riksbank Minutes 0830GMT and UK Svcs PMI at 0930GMT.
ECB Villeroy speaks at 0900GMT. 

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