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NZD/USD last $0.6844 dropped nearly 30 pips....>

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KIWI: NZD/USD last $0.6844 dropped nearly 30 pips in Asia-Pacific trade after
U.S. Trade Rep Lighthizer said that the U.S. is investigating available tools to
raise tariffs on Chinese vehicles to the 40% charged by China on vehicles
imported from the U.S. Lighthizer's comments renewed worries over U.S.-China
trade relations, which both countries' leaders are set to discuss at a meeting
this weekend. The pair has seemingly consolidated after printing session lows of
$0.6840. 
- The rate was rather flat yesterday before spiking some 90 pips higher on the
back of Fed Chair Powell's dovish MonPol suggestions. 
- Bears eye the psychological $0.6800 figure and a break below would set them to
target yesterday's low at $0.6784. Bulls focus on the 200-DMA at $0.6867 and a
move through that level would open up yesterday's high at $0.6887. 
- NZ highlights this week include ANZ cons. conf. & building permits due Friday
with Trump-Xi Saturday meeting also in the spotlight.

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