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We are seeing some recovery on stocks since Friday, but USD remains mostly bullish, especially vs metals. Aussie also see some intraday swing down after news data from China showed that Retail Sales contracted by 11.1% on a yearly basis in April. Also, Shanghai remains under coronavirus controls meaning that Aussie can stay under pressure here.
However hawkish RBA and Australian elections can potentially put some new swings in play on the Aussie pair. Technically we see pair in the late stages of wave C, possibly even making a wedge here, so we assume that sooner or later the pair will stabilize. Higher stocks could also help Aussie to find new buyers.
The dollar extended a decline from a 20-year high, on lower than anticipated US economic data releases. The greenback slid on Friday after US consumer morale hit an all-time low,...
The EUR/USD confidently approached the upper boundary of the 1.05-1.06 range and was about to break it as traders expected downbeat data on durable goods orders in the United...
The Australian dollar is in positive territory on Tuesday. AUD/USD is trading at 0.6944 in European trade, up 0.28% on the day.Retail sales expected to softenAustralia releases...
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