Published at 10:57 (GMT) 26 Feb

A very quiet session so far, with very few key limits being tested. AUD/USD was reported to have had some stops through the .7900-10 area, but as yet we have only managed to extend a few ticks beyond these levels. As noted yesterday, ahead of .8000 lies plenty more interest to sell from a host of macro names, and perhaps on a smaller scale, the USD/CAD move through 1.2400 has run into fresh buyers looking to use last week's 1.2360 low as a stop. Front month WTI is down on the day, but is now through $50.0pb, and Gold has comfortably reclaimed the $1200 handle after dipping to just shy f $1990 at the start of the week.

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