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Yields, dollar slip, kiwi bid, RBNZ outlook likely upbeat


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NZD/USD – The Kiwi kept its bid, finishing 0.17% higher at 0.7225 (0.7217). NZD/USD traders were optimistic into the RBNZ’s interest rate meeting and press conference. NZD/USD hit an overnight high at 0.7250 before easing to settle at 0.7225. New Zealand’s central bank is expected to upgrade their economic forecasts.
AUD/USD – This time it was the Aussie that struggled to keep up with the Kiwi, finishing little changed at 0.7750. The Aussie Battler traded to an overnight high at 0.7776, immediate resistance area, before easing to settle at the 0.7750 level.
EUR/USD – The single currency grinded higher against the Greenback, reaching an overnight peak at 1.22663, near 4-month highs, before easing to 1.2245 in late New York. A stronger than expected result in Germany’s IFO Business Climate Index reflected optimism in Europe’s largest economy and buoyed the Euro. ....

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Euro outperforms, dollar dips, dovish Fed expected ahead


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EUR/USD – The Euro reversed its grind lower, rebounding after a cautious ECB meeting outcome buoyed by upbeat Euro area (Germany, France, and Eurozone) Markit PMI readings. The shared currency outperformed its peers climbing to an overnight high at 1.2100 from Friday’s open of 1.2015, and an overnight low at 1.2012. This was the Euro’s highest close since early March (March 3). The Euro’s advance left the Greenback reeling against its peers.
USD/JPY – the Dollar extended its grind lower against the Japanese Yen, slipping to an overnight low at 107.476 before rallying to settle at 107.85 at the New York close. The USD/JPY pair last traded at the 107.45 level in early March, after hitting 110.85 on April 2. ....

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