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Weekend Brexit comments from UK PM May........>

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CABLE: Weekend Brexit comments from UK PM May (ruling out a second Brexit
referendum) & EU Brexit negotiator Barnier (opposing May's Chequers plan) had
GBP under pressure from the off on Monday, with downside pressure given further
legs during the EU morning on the back of a soft UK M'fing PMI print, as GBP/USD
touched a low of $1.2855. UK Parliament returns from summer recess on Tuesday,
with Brexit scrutiny exp. to increase.
- There has also been conflicting reports, both suggesting & denying, that BoE
Gov Carney will extend his term, with potential confirmation at his Tsy Select
Committee hearing on Tuesday.
- The rate last deals at $1.2865. The close below uptrend support from the Aug
15 low ($1.2888) adds to downside momentum, with bears targeting the YtD low at
(1.2662). Bulls look to reclaim $1.2900, to target the 50-DMA ($1.3029). A break
here would confirm a solid base is forming, opening the August highs ($1.3143).
- Focus on Tuesday falls on the aforementioned Tsy Select Committee hearings for
several BOE MPC members and parliament gathering after its Summer recess.
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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