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Flash: UK data – TD Securities

FXstreet.com (London) - Strategist Jacqui Douglas for TD Securities said that the UK CPI rebounded in May, rising from 2.4% to 2.7% Y/Y, which was a little stronger than consensus of 2.6% but in line with their forecast.

He said, this reflected a return of prices to normal levels after the timing of Easter pushed travel costs lower across most of Europe. Looking at the next few months, he expects to see CPI pop briefly above 3% again in June (just on time for Carney’s first month as Governor of the BoE), before returning to the high-2s for the next several months.

Flash: GBP/USD a mixed bag

With the previous reversal, she also said a break below the 1.5490 June 7 low is needed to alleviate immediate upside pressure and signal a slide back to the 55 day moving average at 1.5364 en route to the support line at 1.5054.
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G8 calls for a quick implementation of the Eurozone banking union

G8 leaders, who hold a two-day summit in Enniskillen in North Ireland this week, urged Eurozone countries to increase efforts to form a banking union in the area.
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