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FOREX: While overall price action was thin & markets remained relatively quiet
on Monday, the EUR managed to lodge gains after a weekend interview with the
Italian finance minister put paid to concerns of an anti-EU/euro government.
- Nonetheless, the proximity to the Fed/ECB/BoJ decisions and the looming threat
of trade disruption kept most major pairs well within their recent ranges.
- Buoyant Italian debt and equity markets boosted risk sentiment, giving
European and US indices a leg-up from the off. This lifted USD/JPY from a
negative open to trade back above 110.00, with the 200-DMA (110.20) still key.
- CAD was the weakest in the G10 as the acrimonious finish to the G7 meeting
dented hopes of a resolution to NAFTA talks. USDCAD briefly broke above 1.30 but
failed to sustain the move, as slightly higher oil prices underpinned the
Loonie.
- Focus Tuesday turns to the Trump-Kim summit, UK jobs data, German ZEW and US
CPI.
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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