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5 Oct 2017

NZD/USD: flirting with the 200-day moving average, 0.7150 - ANZ

Analysts at ANZ noted the climate around trading the New Zealand dollar.

Key Quotes:

"The kiwi is once again flirting with the 200-day moving average around 0.7150, although there are other key technical support levels below this too. 

While an eventual resolution of election uncertainty could see a pop, our bias remains that these levels will be tested at some stage. 

The NZ economy has lost some of its lustre, at a time when the tone of US data is looking solid."

Oct 5, 2017

US key market moving data reviewed - Nomura

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When are Aussie retails sales / trade balance and how could they affect AUD/USD?

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