Natixis - AUD/USD: the clearance of 0.7038 would revive buying pressures

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Micaella Feldstein

AUD/USD: the clearance of 0.7038 would revive buying pressures

16/06/2020 3 EN

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Micaella Feldstein

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AUD/USD: the clearance of 0.7038 would revive buying pressures

RBA Monitor: Delivering hawkish cut in May emphasizing data dependency for future decisions

Long Bono 01/41 vs. Short Bund 05/41

Overview of the Asian covered bond market

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