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USD/CNH resisted following sharp upside spike on negative trade war sentiment

  • USD/CNH bounced off 7.12 in the London morning to 7.1645.
  • Global Times reported that the Chinese delegation would be cutting their trip short by a day.

The markets are somewhat quiet considering the leg work was done in the European and US session following numerous trade headlines and key data, Us events which were soaked up by the time Asia come online. 

Trade talks sentiment turn sour

The main takeaway, as far as the Yuan goes, came in the negative press over this week's trade talks between the US and China that are scheduled for the end of the week. Moreover, The Global Times reported that the Chinese delegation would be cutting their trip short by a day, which just goes to show the lack of a sense of urgency nor commitments between the two nations have residing over their trade disputes. 

"The US State Department announced, ”Visa restrictions on Chinese government and Communist Party officials who are believed to be responsible for, or complicit in, the detention or abuse of Uighurs, Kazakhs, or other members of Muslim minority groups in Xinjiang, China.” USD/CNH bounced off 7.12 in the London morning to 7.1645 after the visa news, the yuan’s -0.4% fall the weakest in Asia," analysts at Westpac explained. 

USD/CNH levels:

USD/CNH

Overview
Today last price7.1561
Today Daily Change-0.0084
Today Daily Change %-0.12
Today daily open7.1645
 
Trends
Daily SMA207.1129
Daily SMA507.1
Daily SMA1006.9994
Daily SMA2006.88
 
Levels
Previous Daily High7.1674
Previous Daily Low7.1186
Previous Weekly High7.1588
Previous Weekly Low7.1073
Previous Monthly High7.1967
Previous Monthly Low7.0311
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%7.1488
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%7.1372
Daily Pivot Point S17.1329
Daily Pivot Point S27.1014
Daily Pivot Point S37.0841
Daily Pivot Point R17.1817
Daily Pivot Point R27.199
Daily Pivot Point R37.2305

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