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1 Apr 2015

Japan Vehicle Sales (YoY) climbed from previous -14.2% to -13.1% in March

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Apr 1, 2015

Risk-off Asia, EZ-UK PMIs to dominate

The Antipodeans firmed in Asia posing a solid recovery, with the Australian dollar leading on all fronts. USD/JPY remained the laggard as the yen gained amid a generalized risk-off trading and broad USD weakness.

AUD/USD to base around 0.7600 – OCBC

Emmanuel Ng of OCBC Bank, believes that AUD/USD might remain top heavy and base around 0.7600 levels, pending further cues.