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KIWI: NZD/USD has lost some ground at the start to the week, as risk aversion
has taken hold from the off. The risk-off cocktail of the escalating coronavirus
worry, crude oil's rout & North Korea's missile tests has put a lid on the pair.
It has moved away from lows and currently sits -11 pips at $0.6339. 
- Friday saw the pair advance amid reported demand for NZD/AUD, as little in the
way of headline flow was seen to drive the move.
- A fall below $0.6294, which limited Friday's losses, would give bears some
momentum. On the flip side, bulls look for a break above Friday's peak at
$0.6373 before attempting a move at the 38.2% retracement of the Dec 31 - Mar 2
sell-off, located right at the $0.6400 mark.
- Coming up this week we have NZ Q4 m'fing activity (Tuesday), card spending
data (Wednesday) and BusinessNZ m'fing PMI & Food Price Index (Friday). RBNZ Gov
Orr delivers his awaited speech on unconventional policy tools next Tuesday.

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