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USD and Safe Havens (JPY, Gold, CHF) underperform as UK PM Johnson and Irish PM Varadkar "see pathway to a [Brexit] deal"

GBP: A joint statement issued overnight by UK PM Johnson and his Irish counterpart Leo Varadkar firms up odds for a Brexit deal with both saying they can see a pathway to a deal before the end of October.
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Risk sentiment extremely fluid overnight due to contradictory headlines on US – China trade talks and Brexit

USD: USDJPY initially trades as high as 107.635 overnight only to reverse and trade back to the 107.10 area while Gold and USD chop throughout the day virtually unchanged with the former trading between USD1500 and 1510 while the USD Index (DXY) trades in a narrow 25 pip range.
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A pause in dollar weakness overnight as US – China trade/ Brexit sentiment takes a step back

USD: US - China trade/ Brexit setback sees USD retracing last week’s losses - Reports circulate overnight that China-US talks could be cut short this week by one night.
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USD: Rising US political risks/ data weakness/ possible further Fed rate cut/ FX intervention risks/ potential US – China trade deal all weighing

A strong US jobs market but a weak business climate likely to lead to an October Fed cut
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Turn in market sentiment with US jobs data tempering bearish fears; US-China trade talks this week

Market sentiment turned as US jobs data helped allay bearish fears following weak US manufacturing data last week.
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US: Recent Weak Data a Cause for Concern?

Unexpectedly weak ISM non-manufacturing and ISM manufacturing data makes a further Federal Reserve cut likely this year. However, despite increased downside risk, Citi’s base case remains for GDP growth to continue around 2% for the remainder of 2019 and into 2020.
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