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The AUD/USD had a range overnight of 0.6938-0.7015, Asia is currently trading around 0.6990. What a mess, with bombs continuing to fall, the NYT reporting Saudi Arabia is pushing Trump to continue the war and the WSJ is reporting the US plans to deploy the 82nd Airborne Division. You could forgive the market for walking back the reaction to Trump’s ‘Deal’. But This morning Israel' s Channel 12 reported that the US aims at a month-long ceasefire to negotiate a 15-point agreement. This has seen another bounce for risk, let's see how Iran reacts to this today. Ultimately the price remains within this wider choppy 0.6900-0.7200 range while the conflict continues. While the pivotal 0.6900-0.6950 area continues to hold, the bulls have the slight edge, but the market is already long and will be hoping risk can stabilise, a ceasefire would certainly help. On the day, the first resistance is back toward the 0.7040-0.7060 area which has been a pivot within this wider range. A sustained move above here and the bulls will be looking toward the top end of the range again. AU CPI today just to add some spice to our day.
Fig 1: AUD/USD spot Daily Chart

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