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Dollar fell Monday
but started rebounding during Asian Tuesday
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Once again, payrolls
fail to determine the dollar’s course the next week
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EUR/USD rose even
though German factory orders fell sharply
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US rates fell, all
Friday’s rise in Fed funds futures was unwound for no obvious reason
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RBA softens comment
on FX; AUD little changed
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RBA keeps rates
stable, as was unanimously foreseen
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Softens a bit its
comment on AUD; removes the line saying it “remains above most estimates of its
fundamental value,” although it still say sit “remains high”
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Conclusion on rates
totally unchanged
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BoJ announcement
delayed after Kuroda called to attend Diet
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Talk is that a
majority if the Board members favor dropping the two-year time frame for
meeting inflation targets, according to Bloomberg. That would be JPY-negative
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Today:
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Europe: Industrial production for August from Germany, Norway, UK
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US: Job Opening and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for August;
number of jobs openings expected to increase marginally
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Speakers: Minneapolis Fed’s Kocherlakota (big dove), NY Fed’s Dudley
(moderate dove)
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