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KIWI: Kiwi has come under pressure after the latest domestic ANZ business
confidence survey revealed that biz. confidence softened in March. The headline
index printed at -38.0 vs. the prior -30.9, while ANZ activity outlook fell to
6.3 from 10.5.
- NZD/USD last seen at $0.6783, 13 pips worse off. With the rate operating below
the lower 1.0% 10-DMA envelope at $0.6790, bearish attention is drawn to the
200-DMA at $0.6736. Conversely, a jump back onto the $0.6800 handle would allow
bulls to target the 100-DMA at $0.6812 and the 50-DMA at $0.6828, both breached
yesterday.
- AUD/NZD has added 9 pips and last trades at NZ$1.0430. A clean break above the
reaction high of NZ$1.0437 would bring the upper 1.0% 10-DMA envelope at
NZ$1.0454 into play. Meanwhile, bears look for a fall below the psychological
NZ$1.0400 level. Below here opens the down trendline from Jan 21 at NZ$1.0331,
also breached yesterday.

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