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After an usually quiet Trump over the weekend, the market is in much the same mode as it was on Friday, sell metals, sell equities and buy Dollar. Kevin Warsh is still seen as the most reliable choice that would satisfy most people, despite being nobodies favourite.
Warsh's term will only begin forward of May, with the June 17th Fed meeting being his first. This gives the market plenty of time to adjust to any comments made by the incoming Chairman ahead of time.
The BoE's decision on Thursday is more likely to be a non-event, with higher inflation keeping the bank resistant to any further cuts. The total lack of UK releases otherwise set this up to be likely sleepy week.
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