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AUSSIE: AUDUSD briefly dipped to 0.7595 on Tuesday, just above the high from May
31 (0.7593) which now provides initial support, before the pair recovered. The
cross has benefitted from the uptick in risk sentiment during Asia-Pacific
dealing, after an ABC sources piece suggested that US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin
has urged Trump to exempt Canada from the steel & aluminium tariffs. AUDUSD last
deals at 0.7632.
- Aussie Q1 GDP data provides the major domestic point of interest today, with
MNI consensus looking for a print of +0.85% Q/Q. Analysts are seemingly focusing
on the stronger partial prints that were released on Monday, as opposed to the
softer components that hit yesterday.
- Focus is set to fall on the household consumption and wage metrics that will
be apparent in the breakdown, two of the focal points of RBA MonPol.
- Notable resistance isn't noted until the the April 23 high (0.7682), while
support is seen at the aforementioned high from May 31 (0.7593), followed by the
21-DMA (0.7549).
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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