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FOREX: We've had a quiet start to the Asia-Pacific session, with G10 crosses
happy to hold very tight ranges. Commodity-tied FX have inched higher as crude
oil has moved a bit further away from yesterday's lows. Little new to report in
terms of broader picture developments.
- KRW started on the back foot and continues to struggle. Catch-up to
yesterday's risk-off feel has likely applied some initial pressure, while there
is continued uncertainty surrounding North Korean leader Kim's health. 
- Flash retail sales out of Australia, UK & Canadian inflation data, as well as
EZ consumer confidence headline the data docket today. ECB's Rehn will speak.

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