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Overall bullish sentiment in Asian stocks

FXstreet.com (Chicago) - Stocks in Asia outperform bears as gains spread across major markets so far.

The Nikkei 225 is among all, the top performer with 1.67% gains so far. Post Prime Minister Abe declarations on corporate tax, the stocks reached green after a past week that recorded losses.

The Hang Seng is also up 0.73% while the Shanghai Composite is almost flat with minimal 0.02% losses as technology and drug-makers companies reported declining earnings while industrial stocks advanced.

DXY treading water post-Japan / before European data starts to flow

The US Dollar Index (DXY) opened the session higher, but has come back down to the flat line – the action being driven thus far by the fluctuations in the Yen. Data from Europe soon to take command, though.
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EUR/GBP treading water above 0.86 ahead of UK CPI

The EUR/GBP foreign exchange cross rate is last trading flat for the week at 0.8608, off yesterday's double weekly low at 0.8580, same lows as of past Wednesday, ahead of key UK CPI data at 08:30 GMT, followed by German ZEW and EU industrial production half hour later.
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