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AUSSIE-KIWI: AUD/NZD last deals at NZ$1.0581, 11 pips higher on the day.
- Monday's Asia-Pac session saw the rate operate within a 23 pip range, albeit
some early volatility was noted in indicative trade, after U.S. President Trump
tweeted that Washington will increase levies on Chinese goods, unless a
breakthrough in bilateral trade negotiations is reached by Friday.
- AUD/NZD then climbed into the London fix and consolidated just shy of
NZ$1.0600 thereafter, before posting a ~20 pips spike lower into the close, as
U.S. TR Lighthizer & U.S. Tsy Sec Mnuchin criticised China for an "erosion of
commitments" observed in the recent phases of trade talks and confirmed that
higher tariffs on Chinese imports will become effective on Friday.
- Worth noting AU AiG construction PMI printed at 42.6 vs. the prior 45.6.
- Should AUD/NZD manage to show above NZ$1.0600, bullish focus would turn to the
21-DMA, situated a further 10 pips above. Meanwhile, bears look for a dip
through NZ$1.0550, which limited losses last week.
- As a reminder, the RBA will deliver its MonPol decision later today, ahead of
tomorrow's decision from the RBNZ.

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