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DOLLAR: The dollar largely consolidated gains overnight amid a quiet session
with light volumes. AUD sits bottom of the pile after the release of soft AU NAB
Business Conditions and confidence data.
- The DXY remains at elevated levels but has so far failed to clear Friday's
high at 97.44. A topside break opens 97.77/78 which represents the 76.4%
retracement level of 98.37-95.84 & Jun 18 high, above here opens a run at the
98.00 level (not traded above since late May).
- Gold retraced back under the $1400 level yesterday. Recovery efforts have so
far remained shallow at the European crossover, held to a tight $1390.84-1396.52
range. Monday's low provides near-term support at $1386.80, ahead of the 21-dma
& Jul 1 low at $1384.70/$1381.90.
- WTI & Brent trade around $0.25 lower than their respective settlement levels
at writing.
- Quiet on the US data calendar today with JOLTS the main release at 1400GMT.
Speeches also scheduled from Fed Chair Powell & Vice Chair Quarles on stress
testing. Fed Bullard & Bostic also speak at Washington university.

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