11 Apr 2014 08:10GMT
AUD's sell off from 96.23 yesterday to 95.06 today con-
firms choppy trading below last Fri's near 10-mth top
at 96.52 would continue, below 95.04 sup, 94.79.
Sell on recovery but below 94.79 needed to extend
toward 94.54. Only above 95.89 (NY) risks 96.10/20.
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