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ASIAN MARKETS, AUSSIE-YEN
AUSSIE-YEN: AUD/JPY has moved away from its session low of Y77.83, touched on
the back of soft Australian building approvals data, and last deals at Y78.02, 4
pips lower on the day.
- The aforementioned data release prompted a move towards the worst level in
more than 5 weeks. As a reminder, building approvals fell by 15.5% on a M/M
basis, with market expectations of a 12.0% decline vs. the prior 19.1% increase.
- The pair had already slid into negative territory before the print.
- On the technical front, a dip back below Y78.00 would open up the lower 1.0%
10-DMA envelope, situated at Y77.86. Conversely, bulls look to Y78.46, where the
rate peaked yesterday.
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