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Forex: AUD/JPY pushes again above 104 highs post China trade deficit

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Following just published Chinese trade deficit of -0.88B, which came in the back of higher imports than exports, which benefits Australian economy, AUD/USD has spiked higher breaking above the 1.05 handle, thus pushing AUD/JPY cross higher as well on Aussie strength to fresh session highs above 104.20.

AUD/JPY is last at 104.15, off mentioned highs, still below late NY session highs at 104.35, highest since July 2008, at pre-Lehman crisis levels, due to continued Yen weakness in last weeks. The cross is up more than +2% for the week so far, while almost +17% year to date, and +26% in last 6 months. Nikkei index is up +0.87% for the day so far, while Australian ASX index is slightly in the red down -0.2%.

Immediate resistance to the upside for AUD/JPY shows at mentioned NY session highs 104.35, followed by July 2008 highs at 104.45, and Oct 10 2007 lows at 105.00. To the downside, closest support levels lie at recent session lows/yesterday's Asia-Pacific highs 103.70, followed by yesterday's lows at 102.85, and Monday's Asian session highs at 102.40.

Forex: AUD/USD strengthens bullish case; 1.0516 new high post China trade

The AUD/USD is soaring from a session low of 1.0473 to just hit its highest since Jan 24 at 1.0516. The China trade balance has been the direct catalyst taking the Aussie higher, as Chinese imports increased above expectations.
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Forex Flash: Japan bond market showing rising inflation expectations - RBS

“The Japanese bond market has been quite volatile since the BoJ policy announcement,” says Greg Gibbs FX Trading Strategist at RBS. “Despite the very aggressive purchases planned by the BoJ across the curve that will essentially absorb net new issuance by the government over the next two years, and potentially until the BoJ makes its 2% inflation target, yields have rebounded significantly in recent sessions,” the analyst notes.
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