Cable is struggling to keep hold of 1.3300... Pullback?...
The next weak major link, and perhaps the Pound is taking note of Brexit news and media speculation suggesting that the UK is prepared to walk away from negotiations with the EU if Brussels does not back down on its demand for alignment with state aid rules. Cable is struggling to keep hold of 1.3300, albeit with volumes lighter than normal due to the August Bank Holiday.
It remains to be seen whether the Dollar succumbs to remaining month end selling and the usual 4 pm scramble to complete portfolio rebalancing requirements, but for now the Buck is clawing back lost ground and declines against the Yen in particular after Japanese PM Abe confirmed his departure last Friday. In fact, the Greenback on a firmer footing vs most G10 counterparts and the DXY has bounced from a 92.142 low to 92.480 at best awaiting comments from Fed’s Clarida and Bostic alongside the Dallas Fed manufacturing business index for any further opinion on the new flexible average inflation targeting regime.
It remains to be seen whether the Dollar succumbs to remaining month end selling and the usual 4 pm scramble to complete portfolio rebalancing requirements, but for now the Buck is clawing back lost ground and declines against the Yen in particular after Japanese PM Abe confirmed his departure last Friday. In fact, the Greenback on a firmer footing vs most G10 counterparts and the DXY has bounced from a 92.142 low to 92.480 at best awaiting comments from Fed’s Clarida and Bostic alongside the Dallas Fed manufacturing business index for any further opinion on the new flexible average inflation targeting regime.