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- USD/JPY Outlook Hinges on Policy Divergence Should Bank of Japan (BoJ) Fail to Surprise.

- AUD/USD Bearish Momentum in Focus Going Into Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Minutes.

- USDOLLAR Risks Choppy Price Action Ahead of FOMC on Dismal Data.

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USD/JPY

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• Bank of Japan (BoJ) meeting may spur a limited market reaction in USD/JPY as Governor Haruhiko Kuroda remains in no rush to further embark on the qualitative/quantitative easing (QQE) program.

• USD/JPY may continue to take cues from broader risk trends until we see a meaningful fundamental catalyst to resume the bullish trend; keeping a close eye on the bullish RSI momentum with the next topside objectives coming in around 122.40 (78.6% retracement) to 1.2280 (78.6% expansion.

• DailyFX Speculative Sentiment Index (SSI) shows retail crowd remains net-long USD/JPY, with the ratio currently sitting at +1.67.

AUD/USD

• Still favor the approach to ‘sell-bounces’ in AUD/USD as the bearish structures remain in play; will continue to watch former support zones around 0.7720 (161.8% expansion) to 0.7740 (78.6% expansion) for new resistance.

• Even though the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) remains on hold, will look for a greater willingness to lower the cash rate in 2015 along with a toughened verbal intervention on the aussie to favor a further decline in the exchange rate.

• Need close below 0.7570 (50% expansion) to 0.7590 (100% expansion) to expose the next downside target around 0.7490-7500 (61.8% expansion).

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USDOLLAR(Ticker: USDollar):

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• Despite the pullback in the Dow Jones-FXCM U.S. Dollar index, risk remains skewed to the upside as long as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) holds in overbought territory.

• Will keep a close eye on the data prints scheduled for ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) March 18 policy meeting amid the recent trend of weaker-than-expected data prints.

• Will watch former resistance zones for near-term support, with the first region of interest coming in around 11,997 (100% expansion) to 12,017 (50% expansion).

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