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<ul><li>USD edged off its lows Tuesday, perhaps reflecting the concerns I noted here yesterday that the sell-off had extended too far, too quickly.</li><li>There was little to support the USD from yesterday’s US data reports. Slower consumer demand and weaker industrial activity bolstered US slowdown expectations.</li><li>There was, however, a Market News report suggesting that Fed policymakers are concerned that rate hikes are feeding into the economy more quickly than anticipated; in other words, the fuller impact of rate hikes is already being felt and it has not been enough to slow the economy sufficient to bear down on prices. </li></ul><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

USD edged off its lows Tuesday, perhaps reflecting the concerns I noted here yesterday that the sell-off had extended too far, too quickly.There was little to support the USD from yesterday’s US data reports. Slower consumer demand and weaker industrial activity bolstered US slowdown expectations.There was, however, a Market News report suggesting that Fed policymakers are concerned that rate hikes are feeding into the economy more quickly than anticipated; in other words, the fuller impact of rate hikes is already being felt and it has not been enough to slow the economy sufficient to bear down on prices. Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Asia biased macro & technical analysis, Untying The Gordian Knot

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<ul><li>Equity: It's noteworthy that the Japan Index performance is gaining significant attention across several notable platforms, including CNBC and Chinese Wealth Management magazine.</li><li>The assets of ETFs listed on Chinese exchanges that track Nikkei 225 doubled in May.</li><li>It's also essential to highlight Overseas investors bought a net JPY 2.7 trillion (USD19.3 billion) in May in Japanese equities/funds with the uptrend in equity prices, recording another month of heavy buying and taking YTD net inflows to JPY 4.1 trillion(USD 29.4 billion), which is quite remarkable.</li></ul>

Equity: It's noteworthy that the Japan Index performance is gaining significant attention across several notable platforms, including CNBC and Chinese Wealth Management magazine.The assets of ETFs listed on Chinese exchanges that track Nikkei 225 doubled in May.It's also essential to highlight Overseas investors bought a net JPY 2.7 trillion (USD19.3 billion) in May in Japanese equities/funds with the uptrend in equity prices, recording another month of heavy buying and taking YTD net inflows to JPY 4.1 trillion(USD 29.4 billion), which is quite remarkable.

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<ul><li>Who’d have thought that the pound, universally ridiculed by the FT’ies (lefties who read the Financial Times), would be on the verge of a 6-year high? Only the Swiss Franc and the Singapore Dollar, both financial safe havens, are ahead of the pound over this post-Brexit period.</li><li>The pound has also been doing well against emerging market currencies, with just the Mexican Peso ahead.</li><li>With consistently high real interest rates (rates above inflation), the Mex has been a standout performer, even ahead of the Swiss Franc.</li></ul>

Who’d have thought that the pound, universally ridiculed by the FT’ies (lefties who read the Financial Times), would be on the verge of a 6-year high? Only the Swiss Franc and the Singapore Dollar, both financial safe havens, are ahead of the pound over this post-Brexit period.The pound has also been doing well against emerging market currencies, with just the Mexican Peso ahead.With consistently high real interest rates (rates above inflation), the Mex has been a standout performer, even ahead of the Swiss Franc.

The British Pound Flirts with a 6-Year High

<ul><li>Friday's market close marked an impulse Dollar reversal pattern (we await confirmation) despite weaker NFP, lower wage growth, and inflation figures.</li><li>The DM currencies were the last to decline against the Dollar, led by Euro and GBP. USDJPY made a low on March 24 and has since made higher lows.</li><li>USDJPY made a low on March 24 and has since made higher lows. Despite the expectations, BoJ will ease the Yield Curve Control policy, leading to higher Yen rates and a stronger Yen.</li></ul>

Friday's market close marked an impulse Dollar reversal pattern (we await confirmation) despite weaker NFP, lower wage growth, and inflation figures.The DM currencies were the last to decline against the Dollar, led by Euro and GBP. USDJPY made a low on March 24 and has since made higher lows.USDJPY made a low on March 24 and has since made higher lows. Despite the expectations, BoJ will ease the Yield Curve Control policy, leading to higher Yen rates and a stronger Yen.

<ul><li>We seem to be playing to the Oscar-winning movie title “Everything Everywhere All at Once” in the financial markets.</li><li>Two bank failures in the US, and we go from No Landing to Crash Landing.</li><li>The three days move in 2-year yields was the most significant drop since 1987 and a $ 485 billion loss in banks' market cap.</li></ul>

We seem to be playing to the Oscar-winning movie title “Everything Everywhere All at Once” in the financial markets.Two bank failures in the US, and we go from No Landing to Crash Landing.The three days move in 2-year yields was the most significant drop since 1987 and a $ 485 billion loss in banks' market cap.

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FX Daily - GBP Tumbles on Lower UK CPI

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Japan @ Inflexion

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The British Pound Flirts with a 6-Year High

With consistently high real interest rates (rates above inflation), the Mex has been a standout performer, even ahead of the Swiss Franc.

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Things to Watch In Asia Pacific FX

Friday's market close marked an impulse Dollar reversal pattern (we await confirmation) despite weaker NFP, lower wage growth, and inflation figures.

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Mean Reversion

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