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As has been the case recently, CNH has ignored the China data outcomes, which were mostly weaker than forecast for Nov. USD/CNH is back under 7.0500 now, although hasn't been able to make fresh cycle lows under 7.0480 at this stage. The USD/CNH-USD/CNY basis remains modestly negative, with onshore spot still above 7.0500. A weaker USD/JPY trend so far today, along with on-going positive yuan seasonality, are CNH positives. The broader backdrop around China's large trade surplus position and depressed levels in real effective exchange rate terms, also continues to fuel cheap CNY valuation talk. Whilst Q4 growth momentum looks soft, it seems unlikely we will see fresh policy stimulus measures in the near term. Last week's economic work conference still suggests a steady approach to further stimulus.
Bitcoin had a range over the weekend of $88,398.00k - $90,646.94k, Asia is currently trading around $89,400k, +1.05%. Bitcoin slipped lower over the weekend and opened weaker again in Asia before early demand has seen it bounce back toward $90k. The range for the moment looks to be $84k-$96k, technically though it is still in a downtrend so while this remains the case bounces back towards the $96-$101k area looks like it would be faded initially. First support remains back toward the $84k-$86k area, a break below here and the market will again turn its focus back to the $70k-$75k support.
Fig 1: Bitcoin spot Daily Chart

Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg Finance L.P
