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AUSSIE: A pull back in regional stocks and an in line with exp AU wage price
index release has seen AUD/USD move back to unchanged levels of $0.7219, as the
USD regains some poise.
- The rate traded as high as $0.7238 in early Asia dealing, as positive
headlines re: Brexit matters seemingly being approved by the UK cabinet did the
rounds in the UK press, before the move faded to a degree, with familiar
questions re: UK parliament ratification still in play.
- The pair had benefitted from USD weakness & warmer U.S.-China trade tones on
Tuesday.
- Rate remains someway above its 50-DMA & broken down trendline
resistance-turned-support from the Feb highs at $0.7160/50, which keeps the
recovery intact for now. However, a break below this area would return the focus
to the downside and the Oct 26 low at $0.7021. Bulls look to take out the
$0.7300 level which has so far proved hard to overcome and is growing in
importance.
- Focus turns to Thursday's AU labour market report.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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