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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 0.6572/0.6748 The Australian dollar weakened against the greenback yesterday as tensions rose between China and the US over Taiwan, of which Beijing is the master Want trading partners. The dovish bias of the RBA does not see any significant gains. The Australian dollar fell 0.11% against the US dollar yesterday. Euro write Support/resistance level USD 1.0723/1.0984 The euro closed lower against the dollar yesterday, falling to its lowest level since April 3, as the dollar and US Treasury yields reacted to expectations of the Fed Will rise after a rate hike following strong US jobs data. The euro fell 0.37% against the dollar yesterday. Pound sterling write Support/resistance level USD 1.2204/1.2541 Sterling fell yesterday as the focus shifted to the US jobs data. The next Fed rate hike could be based on US non-farm payrolls According to reports, the dollar rebounded above the Easter holiday yesterday, but despite the light market activity. Sterling fell 0.32 per cent against the dollar yesterday. New Zealand dollar left Support/resistance level USD 0.6131/0.6337 Despite Easter being a holiday and China conducting large-scale military exercises near the Taiwan Strait, New York was hit by geopolitical concerns The dollar weakened against the dollar yesterday. The RBNZ’s hawkish tone failed to quell critics. NZD fell 0.42% against USD yesterday. Canadian dollar write Support/resistance level USD 1.3340/1.3738 The Canadian dollar closed higher yesterday, while the US dollar and US Treasury yields rose. The Canadian dollar has been supported by a rise in oil prices, which are the main thing in Canada Exporting goods helps keep inflation low and allows the Bank of Canada to keep interest rates steady. Usd/CAD fell 0.11 yesterday %. yen left Support/resistance level USD 130.86/135.10 The yen closed lower against the dollar yesterday after new Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said inflation was still below 2% Target, will maintain ultra-loose monetary policy for now. The dollar gained 1.13 per cent against the yen 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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