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AUSSIE: Any notion of an AUD recovery was quelled for the time being on Monday,
following Bloomberg reports that the U.S. is planning another wave of sanctions
on Chinese imports should the upcoming Trump-Xi talks breakdown with no
agreement, which pushed AUD to the bottom of the G10 pile, although subsequent
reports from Fox re: White House unaware of any new developments pertaining to
the BBG story limited the moves.
- AUD/USD last deals at $0.7060. The rate remains in the grips of a solid
downtrend with today's spike to $0.7120 doing little to alter the bigger
picture. This level now becomes resistance, with bulls looking to break above
here to challenge the Oct 17 high at $0.7160, above which the $0.7200 level and
the bear channel top would come into play. On the downside, Friday's low at
$0.7021 lies just ahead of the psychological $0.7000 level. A break below this
area would likely accelerate the broader downside move, opening channel base
support & Jan 26 2016 low at $0.6920/19.
- RBA's Bullock & domestic building approvals data are due later today.
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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