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AUSSIE: Demand predominantly in Aussie-yen pushed the Aussie up from around
$0.7900 to $0.7916, sources have linked that interest to a possible Toshin
launch. The release of China data has seen the rate extend the move higher to
$0.7923. China manufacturing PMI rose to 51.7 from 51.4, market was expecting at
51.3. Resistance is noted at $0.7931/43 (38.2%/50% $0.7996 to $0.7890 decline).
Aussie is currently changing hands at $0.7919.

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