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Dollar keeps steadier so far on the day, eyes on US retail sales later

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USD/JPY in particular will be a focus point for traders

There's not much in it in European morning trade today. The dollar is largely steadier, with USD/JPY coming off a little from around 159.70 in Asia to 158.40 currently. That comes as traders look to be heeding some caution ahead of the US retail sales data later today. From earlier: US retail sales gains more attention as Japan eyes big data to intervene

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Besides that, EUR/USD is trading narrowly near 1.0900 with large option expiries still locking the pair. And there is little change among GBP/USD, USD/CHF and USD/CAD as well.

The aussie and kiwi are marginally lower amid a softer Chinese yuan but that's about it. NZD/USD though is also one to be wary about as it is vulnerable to a downside break.

It's now over to the US retail sales data to see how that will shake things up on the day.

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