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If you choose to exchange your foreign currency and RMB deposits into other currencies at a different exchange rate than the original exchange rate, you may suffer a loss of principal. Australian dollar left Support/resistance level USD 0.6580/0.6756 The Australian dollar rose against the US Federal Reserve as the market increased bets on a rate hike next month following strong US non-farm payrolls data The dollar rose yesterday. The Australian dollar rose 0.14 per cent against the US dollar yesterday. Euro write Support/resistance level USD 1.0757/1.1018 The euro rose against the dollar yesterday as risk sentiment improved slightly, the greenback weakened and US Treasury yields rose. Investor fever Wait for U.S. consumer price data later in the day for clues on the Fed’s policy stance. EURusd The dollar rose 0.45 per cent yesterday. Pound sterling write Support/resistance level USD 1.2233/1.2570 Sterling rose against the dollar for the first time in five days yesterday as rising risk sentiment helped the currency to its last 10-month rally High level. The Bank of England is not expected to hold a policy meeting until next month. The pound gained 0.35% against the dollar yesterday. New Zealand dollar left Support/resistance level USD 0.6120/0.6317 The NZD closed lower against the greenback yesterday as the market focused on business and consumer sentiment. However, Chinese inflation and geopolitics should have much bigger Impact. Looking ahead, the U.S. Consumer Price Index for March will be released today. NZD fell 0.43% against USD yesterday. Canadian dollar write Support/resistance level USD 1.3313/1.3711 The Canadian dollar closed higher against the U.S. dollar yesterday, recovering from a 10-day low, as investors awaited the Bank of Canada’s interest rate decision It was supported by rising oil prices, Canada’s main export. The dollar fell 0.32 per cent against the Canadian dollar yesterday. yen left Support/resistance level USD 130.90/135.14 As the dollar fell ahead of today’s US inflation data, while US Treasury yields strengthened, the yen gained ground It closed lower after bouncing earlier in the day. Usdjpy rose 0.04 per cent yesterday. * The current trend observations are based on technical analysis of historical trends only and do not reflect any forward-looking views. 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