Trading Range Remains Intact as Long as the Key Support Level Holds

Forex

Economic

Summary:

Bitcoin has recently experienced selling pressure, declining towards the US$80,000 threshold. Ethereum's outlook appears more precarious, languishing near levels last observed at the close of 2023.

BUY BTC-USDT

Close Time

CLOSED

81501.8

Entry Price

91000.0

77350.0

82760.7 +1716.8 +2.12%

1709.8

Pips

Profit

77350.0

83211.6

Exit Price

81501.8

Entry Price

91000.0

Fundamentals

On Monday, Bitcoin's price dipped below US$78,200, representing a 32% decline from its all-time high, as the combined market capitalization of cryptocurrencies and equities contracted to US$7 trillion. The primary driver of this sell-off was the escalating correlation between asset classes and a shift in investor sentiment towards risk-off strategies.

The cryptocurrency market has exhibited a general downward trend since early February, mirroring the subdued risk appetite in the U.S. financial markets. Despite a brief rally earlier this month, triggered by former U.S. President Trump's announcement of a cryptocurrency "strategic reserve", this optimism quickly dissipated following the release of the plan's specifics.

Market disappointment stemmed from the fact that the reserve would be funded entirely by assets seized in criminal and civil forfeiture cases, with no actual government purchase program. Many investors had initially anticipated a more proactive accumulation strategy.

Concurrently, the downturn in both cryptocurrencies and equities was fueled by significant investor deleveraging of risk assets. The Fear & Greed Index plummeted to a two-year low of 14, signaling extreme bearish sentiment.

Trading Range Remains Intact as Long as the Key Support Level Holds_1

Technical Analysis

Technically, Bitcoin maintains its position above the 55-week EMA, currently at US$75,052, slightly above the US$73,812 cluster support, which represents the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level from US$15,452 to US$109,571, at US$73,617. The price action from the US$109,571 high can still be interpreted as a consolidation pattern.

However, a decisive break of the US$75,000 - US$73,000 support zone would signal that Bitcoin has entered a medium-term downtrend, potentially a correction. In a bearish scenario, Bitcoin could decline towards the US$50,000 threshold, specifically the US$49,008 support level and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement at US$51,405, before bottoming out.

However, the intraday rapid recovery suggests the market is not as bearish as anticipated. With the current price at US$81,570, and the US$77,396 level holding, it remains within a range-bound trading pattern.

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Buy

Entry Price: 80583

Target Price: 91000

Stop Loss: 77350

Valid Until: March 26, 2025 23:55:00

Support: 80610, 79840, 77396

Resistance: 82808, 84044, 85802

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Warren Takunda

Economic

Summary:

The USD/CAD pair falls to near 1.4400 as the US Dollar weakens due to uncertainty over President Trump's tariff policies.

SELL USDCAD

Close Time

CLOSED

1.44000

Entry Price

1.42820

1.44800

1.44209 -0.00183 -0.13%

80.0

Pips

Loss

1.42820

1.44808

Exit Price

1.44000

Entry Price

1.44800

The USD/CAD pair, which tracks the value of the US Dollar against the Canadian Dollar, showed signs of a significant pullback on Tuesday during European trading hours, dipping toward 1.4400 after reaching a four-day high of 1.4470 on Monday. The pair’s downward move comes as the US Dollar struggles, and a broader market sentiment emerges, reflecting growing concerns over the US economic outlook, largely driven by the policies of President Donald Trump.

The decline in USD/CAD is primarily attributed to a weaker US Dollar, which has been losing ground across the board. President Trump’s tariff agenda, which remains a central element of his 'America First' policy, is sparking widespread uncertainty about the US economic trajectory. Analysts and investors alike are increasingly concerned that Trump's trade policies, especially his heavy tariffs, could have a more severe impact on the US economy than initially anticipated. These tariffs, including the 25% levies imposed on a range of goods imported from countries like Canada, are set to drive up the cost of raw materials and production inputs for US businesses. In turn, companies may have no choice but to pass these additional costs onto consumers, which would significantly dent household purchasing power. A reduction in consumer spending, the backbone of the US economy, could suppress overall demand, potentially resulting in an economic slowdown.

The US Dollar Index (DXY), a gauge that measures the Greenback's strength against a basket of six major currencies, is feeling the pressure. As of the latest data, the index has slid to 103.35, marking the lowest level in four months. This suggests that investor sentiment is shifting, with a growing realization that the US might face economic turbulence in the near future as the impact of Trump's tariffs begins to ripple through the global economy.

On the other hand, the Canadian Dollar has been underperforming for an extended period. Although Canada's trade relationship with the US is fundamentally strong, the 25% tariffs imposed on Canadian goods have strained this bond. However, President Trump did grant a temporary reprieve on certain Canadian goods under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), offering a one-month exemption. Despite this, the long-term outlook for the CAD remains uncertain as trade tensions between the two countries persist.

Looking ahead, market participants are eagerly awaiting the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) upcoming monetary policy meeting on Wednesday. The BoC is widely expected to lower its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, bringing it to 2.75%. The expectation of a rate cut stems from concerns that the combination of Trump’s tariffs and broader global trade tensions may push the Canadian economy toward a potential recession. Analysts at Citi are among those predicting this rate cut, signaling that the BoC is prepared to respond proactively to the emerging risks in the domestic and global economies. The Canadian central bank’s decision could be a critical inflection point, determining the short-term direction of the CAD as traders adjust their expectations in response to potential policy actions.

Technical Analysis

From a technical standpoint, the USD/CAD pair has shown a notable shift in momentum. After initially pushing higher to test the key resistance level at 1.4470, the price has struggled to maintain momentum above this level. It now appears to be consolidating below this resistance, with a series of negative signals emerging from key technical indicators, including the stochastic oscillator, which points to a possible bearish correction. As of now, the pair’s price action suggests that a rejection at the 1.4470 resistance zone could lead to a renewed decline in the pair.

The recent break below a well-defined parallel channel also raises concerns about the strength of the bullish trend. This breakdown could indicate that the pair is gearing up for a period of downside movement. A false breakout near the 1.4470–1.4487 resistance zone has already led to a sharp sell-off, and the pair is now testing this critical zone again. If the price fails to break above the resistance, the most likely outcome would be a retest of lower levels, with targets of 1.4353 and 1.4282 in focus.

Should the price encounter resistance at the 1.4470 level and reverse, a bearish trend could play out, with a move toward these targets. However, a sustained breakout above the resistance zone would shift the market’s sentiment, invalidating the bearish outlook and potentially paving the way for a further rally.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

SELL USDCAD

ENTRY PRICE: 1.4400

STOP LOSS: 1.4480

TAKE PROFIT: 1.4282

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Warren Takunda

Commodity

Summary:

Gold prices surged on Tuesday, erasing earlier losses, driven by a mix of geopolitical developments and shifts in US dollar dynamics.

BUY XAUUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

2909.97

Entry Price

3000.00

2880.00

2996.38 +7.76 +0.26%

63.4

Pips

Profit

2880.00

2916.31

Exit Price

2909.97

Entry Price

3000.00

Gold prices, measured in XAU/USD, surged by nearly 1% on Tuesday, snapping back from earlier declines and breaking above the psychological barrier of $2,900. At the time of writing, the precious metal was trading above $2,910, marking a clear recovery. This upward momentum in gold is largely attributed to headlines emerging from Europe, which bolstered investor sentiment and led to a notable weakening of the US Dollar.

The trigger for this rally came from Germany, where the leaders of the Green coalition announced that they had reached a deal on defense spending. This move sparked a wave of optimism, which supported the Euro (EUR) and triggered a fresh leg lower in the US Dollar Index (DXY), giving gold the necessary lift. As the US dollar weakened, the price of bullion surged, benefiting from its reputation as a safe-haven asset. Investors often flock to gold during periods of economic uncertainty, and the development in Germany provided a short-term relief to the broader market, particularly to the Eurozone, and a boost for gold.

Despite the positive move in gold, global economic conditions remain a mixed bag. In particular, traders continue to monitor escalating trade tensions, notably between the US, Canada, and China. This ongoing tariff war has the potential to create further volatility in global markets. In particular, Canada has recently imposed tariffs on several Chinese imports, which led to retaliatory measures from China. These developments could complicate the already fragile global economic recovery and affect investor sentiment. The US’s aggressive stance on trade, particularly with China, has placed additional strain on the global economy, further contributing to the demand for gold as a safe-haven asset.

Gold’s Ascent and the Dollar’s Retreat

The strong move in gold has left many market participants wondering about the future trajectory of the precious metal. The catalyst for the surge is primarily linked to a weaker US dollar, which has been caught off guard by the news from Germany. The Green coalition’s decision to proceed with a defense spending deal triggered an optimistic outlook for the Eurozone, which in turn weighed on the US dollar. The US Dollar Index (DXY) slipped lower, providing gold with an opportunity to advance above the $2,900 level. As of now, gold is holding above the $2,910 mark, indicating that further upside could be possible if the dollar remains under pressure.

While the US dollar's retreat has been beneficial for gold in the short term, it’s essential to consider the broader macroeconomic landscape. The upcoming Federal Reserve meeting on March 19 is looming large in the minds of traders. The market is largely expecting no changes in interest rates, with the CME FedWatch tool pricing in a 95% probability that the Fed will hold steady. However, there is increasing speculation about the possibility of rate cuts at the May 7 meeting, with the chances now standing at 47.8%. This shift in expectations has added to the uncertainty in the market, especially as the Fed's stance on interest rates plays a significant role in the valuation of the US dollar and, by extension, gold.

Thailand’s Currency Boosted by Gold, But Risks Loom

Meanwhile, the Thai Baht (THB) has been gaining ground this year, boosted in part by the rally in gold prices. The THB has risen by approximately 1.2% against the US dollar in 2025, outperforming many other Asian currencies. Strategists have pointed out that Thailand’s role as a key gold-trading hub in Southeast Asia has played a significant role in strengthening the currency. However, experts warn that while the Baht is benefiting from gold’s rise, it remains vulnerable to external risks, particularly the ongoing tariff dispute between the US and China, which could dampen global trade and economic growth.

In addition, Thailand’s exposure to the global trade environment means that the THB could be affected by broader market shifts. For now, the currency remains supported by gold, but external headwinds, such as trade tariffs and rising geopolitical tensions, could cap further gains.

Technical Analysis

From a technical perspective, gold is showing strength above the $2,900 level, a crucial resistance point. As anticipated in yesterday’s analysis, gold tested the $2,880 mark and formed a false breakout from the consolidation zone. This led to a sharp move higher, breaking above the $2,900 level. Now, gold is testing the midpoint of the consolidation zone, a critical level that often acts as both support and resistance. At this juncture, the market’s direction remains uncertain. If negative news emerges, there is the potential for a pullback, especially considering that gold has already moved significantly higher in a short period.

However, given the prevailing bullish momentum in the market, it seems unlikely that the price will experience a substantial correction. Instead, traders are eyeing the $3,000 resistance level as a possible target in the coming weeks.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

BUY GOLD

ENTRY PRICE: 2910

STOP LOSS: 2880

TAKE PROFIT: 3000

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Warren Takunda

Economic

Summary:

The Pound Sterling (GBP) has surged against the US Dollar (USD), trading at a four-month high as market focus shifts toward the Bank of England’s (BoE) interest rate decisions and upcoming US inflation data.

BUY GBPUSD

EXP

TRADING

1.29500

Entry Price

1.32000

1.27500

1.29234 -0.00214 -0.17%

0.0

Pips

Flat

1.27500

Exit Price

1.29500

Entry Price

1.32000

The Pound Sterling (GBP) has made significant gains against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday, pushing to around 1.2900 and briefly touching a four-month high near 1.2930, as traders react to developing economic signals and upcoming data releases. With a volatile global landscape dominated by fears over US President Donald Trump’s tariff-led economic slowdown and shifting monetary policies, the GBP’s recent uptick is tied to growing confidence in the Bank of England (BoE) maintaining a restrictive stance for longer, despite challenges within the domestic and global economies.

The rise in GBP has largely been fueled by expectations that the BoE will continue to hold interest rates at current levels for an extended period, underpinned by strong wage growth and persistent inflationary pressures in the UK. These factors are stoking inflation, particularly in the services sector, prompting traders to believe that the BoE will resist cutting rates in the near term.

BoE Governor Andrew Bailey and other policymakers have been vocal about the need for a "gradual" path for unwinding monetary policy restrictiveness. Bailey emphasized this stance last week during his testimony before the Parliamentary Treasury Committee, highlighting the difficulty in taming inflation that appears unlikely to subside “on its own accord.” This dovish rhetoric from the BoE has sparked market confidence in the Pound as traders believe that, despite global uncertainty, the UK’s monetary policy is unlikely to pivot significantly anytime soon.

However, within the BoE’s decision-making body, a divergence in opinion remains. BoE’s MPC member Catherine Mann has expressed support for a more expansive monetary policy approach, arguing that the UK economy faces substantial volatility, exacerbated by potential "cross-border spillovers" from global financial market fluctuations. Her calls for a more proactive monetary expansion approach contrast with the more cautious tone set by other members of the BoE.

This divergence in approach has left investors on edge, though the general market consensus leans towards the idea of a sustained tight monetary policy in the UK to keep inflationary pressures in check. The UK economy’s recent growth figures support this outlook, albeit with some moderation expected. The UK’s monthly Gross Domestic Product (GDP) data and factory output for January will be released later this week, with the economy projected to grow at a slower pace of 0.1%, down from 0.4% in December. Any surprises in these figures could trigger a shift in market sentiment surrounding the Pound.

Meanwhile, the outlook for the US economy remains clouded by fears over a potential slowdown triggered by tariffs and other trade policies under the Trump administration. As a result, traders have shifted their focus to the upcoming US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for February, which is expected to reveal a slight deceleration in both headline and core inflation. Year-on-year headline inflation is projected to ease to 2.9% from 3% in January, while the core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, is seen cooling to 3.2% from 3.3%.

These inflation figures are pivotal for market expectations surrounding the Federal Reserve's next steps. Growing concerns about the economic impact of President Trump’s tariff policies have led to an uptick in bets that the Fed may begin cutting interest rates sooner than expected. According to the CME FedWatch tool, the probability of a Fed rate cut in May has risen sharply to 51%, up from 37% the previous day. Traders are now positioning themselves for a possible shift in the Fed’s monetary stance, driven by fears of a slowdown in the US economy.

Despite these increasing expectations, several Fed officials, including Chairman Jerome Powell, have cautioned against hasty action. Powell, in particular, has stressed the "wait and see" approach, noting the heightened uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration’s fiscal and regulatory policies. In a recent speech, Powell remarked, “Uncertainty around Trump administration policies and their economic effects remains high, and the net effect of trade, immigration, fiscal, and regulation policy is what matters for the economy and the monetary policy.”

This cautious tone from the Fed has tempered some of the enthusiasm for a near-term rate cut, although the uncertainty surrounding US trade policy continues to weigh on investor sentiment. On Tuesday, attention will turn to the release of the US Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) data for January, expected to show 7.75 million job openings, slightly higher than the 7.6 million reported for December. The JOLTS report will offer additional insight into the strength of the US labor market, a critical factor in shaping the Fed’s rate decisions.

Technical Analysis

From a technical standpoint, the GBP/USD currency pair is showing positive momentum, with the price approaching the 1.2925 level. A sustained break above this resistance point could signal further bullish movement, with a target of 1.3000 and potentially extending to 1.3130 in the coming sessions. The GBP's resilience against the USD comes amid growing concerns about US economic growth, with market players positioning themselves for a prolonged period of policy divergence between the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

BUY GBPUSD

ENTRY PRICE: 1.2950

STOP LOSS: 1.2750

TAKE PROFIT: 1.3200

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Alan

Forex

Summary:

U.S. tariff policies will continue to suppress the Canadian economy, potentially prompting the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates.

BUY USDCAD

EXP

TRADING

1.44245

Entry Price

1.47500

1.42300

1.44209 -0.00183 -0.13%

0.0

Pips

Flat

1.42300

Exit Price

1.44245

Entry Price

1.47500

Fundamentals

Recently, the market focus has centered on the Trump administration's tariff policies. The U.S. tariffs on Canada, implemented on March 4, are having a sustained negative impact on the Canadian economy.

The U.S. has imposed a 25% tariff on Canadian automobiles and auto parts, forcing Ontario-based manufacturers to halt production (threatening approximately 500,000 jobs). Canada's auto exports account for 10% of its GDP, and the difficulty in passing on tariff costs may lead to order losses and supply chain relocations (e.g., Honda has announced plans to shift production back to the U.S.). This poses a downside risk to Canada's future economic growth.

Additionally, Canada exports 60%-99% of its energy to the U.S., but the "probationary" 10% tariff on Canadian energy could escalate at any time. If Canada retaliates (e.g., by suspending crude oil exports), a sharp decline in short-term energy revenue would exacerbate pressure on the CAD's depreciation.

Notably, the market widely expects the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates by another 25 basis points at tomorrow's monetary policy meeting. If trade uncertainties persist, further rate cuts could follow this year. Increasing bets on additional rate cuts by the Bank of Canada may continue to weigh on the CAD.

Technical Analysis

Trade Uncertainty Weighs on the Canadian Dollar_1

Based on the daily chart, USDCAD started to rebound after a significant consolidation in February. With the lowest level escalating, USDCAD is likely to extend the uptrend as the bullish sentiment is boosted. If it breaks above the March 4th high of 1.4541, the bullish momentum will be enhanced further.

Buying at lows is recommended.

Trading Recommendations

Trading direction: Buy

Entry price: 1.4400

Target price: 1.4750

Stop loss: 1.4230

Valid Until: March 25, 2025, 23:00:00

Support: 1.4395/1.4238

Resistance: 1.4471/1.4541

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Winkelmann

Stocks

Summary:

Currently, the A50 index is in a stage of resonance between policy support and technical support. In the short term, it may oscillate due to external fluctuations, but the medium-term upward trend remains unchanged.

BUY ChinaA50

Close Time

CLOSED

13150.50

Entry Price

13500.00

12800.00

13687.00 +390.50 +2.94%

760.0

Pips

Profit

12800.00

13226.50

Exit Price

13150.50

Entry Price

13500.00

Fundamentals

According to the latest developments of the Trump administration, the focus of its tariff policy shifted to North America and Europe. The fear of an economic recession swept through Wall Street, triggering panic selling in the market and causing U.S. stocks to decline sharply. Technology stocks suffered their biggest single-day decline since 2022 on Monday, with the Nasdaq 100 index falling nearly 4%.

In contrast, the VIX and key indicators measuring credit risk soared. U.S. Treasuries also saw a frenzy of safe-haven funds pouring in, causing yields to drop significantly. At the same time, it triggered a broader shift in risk preference. As funds flow out of the United States, alternative directions include investing in China in multiple sectors, especially investing in Chinese technology AI beneficiary stocks and humanoid robot stocks in the field of artificial intelligence, strengthening the decoupling trend between A-Shares and U.S. stocks.

In addition, the People's Bank of China has recently signaled reserve requirement ratio cuts and interest rate cuts. Coupled with the targeted support of fiscal policies for strategic industries such as technology and new energy, the expectation of accommodative liquidity has increased. The scale of foreign capital flowing into A-Shares through the Hong Kong Stock Connect has tended to be stable, reflecting the recognition of overseas funds for the valuation repair of A-Shares. In the short term, A-Shares are expected to stay upward.

Technical Analysis

Earthquake in U.S. Stocks, Risk Preference Shift Benefits A-Shares_1

Based on the daily chart, A50 has stopped falling and rebounded after consolidating for months. Now, it stays above the key support level of 13000, and the resistance is at 13500 (the highest level in January 2025). Further upward space will be opened if A50 crosses above this level. Despite some retracement risks, the selling pressure is eased to boost A50 after consolidations.

Try to buy when A50 returns to 13000. The target price should be 135000 and the stop-loss stays at 12900.

Trading Recommendations

Trading direction: Buy

Entry price: 13000

Target price: 13500

Stop loss: 12800

Support: 12600/13000

Resistance: 13660/14000

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Manuel

Central Bank

Economic

Summary:

This rally has pushed the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to 72, signaling overbought conditions that could lead to a corrective pullback.

SELL EURUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

1.09110

Entry Price

1.05290

1.10400

1.08542 +0.00042 +0.04%

16.2

Pips

Profit

1.05290

1.08948

Exit Price

1.09110

Entry Price

1.10400

The New York Fed’s Consumer Sentiment Survey for February revealed a slight uptick in one-year inflation expectations, rising from 3.0% to 3.1%. Meanwhile, expectations for the three- and five-year horizons remained steady at 3.0%. Consumers anticipate higher costs in key categories such as gas, rent, and food, underscoring persistent inflationary pressures that could shape upcoming monetary policy decisions.

Market participants are now shifting their focus to Wednesday’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for February, which is expected to provide crucial insight into inflation trends and influence expectations for future Federal Reserve actions.

Recent economic data has added to the uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economic outlook. Consumer confidence has plunged to a 15-month low, the ISM Manufacturing New Orders Index has weakened, and the unemployment rate ticked higher in February. These indicators suggest potential economic headwinds that could factor into the Fed’s decision-making process.

As the Fed enters its blackout period ahead of its March 19 meeting, central bank officials are expected to remain silent, limiting policy-related commentary this week. On Friday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell reaffirmed that the central bank remains patient, emphasizing that there is no urgency to adjust policy until further economic data provides greater clarity.

The CME FedWatch Tool reflects a strong consensus that interest rates will remain unchanged in May, while expectations for a rate cut in June have risen notably.

Across the Atlantic, Germany’s decision to introduce a substantial economic stimulus package has prompted traders to scale back expectations of multiple European Central Bank (ECB) rate cuts this year. Concerns are mounting that the fiscal boost could contribute to inflationary pressures within the Eurozone. Last week, the ECB lowered its deposit facility rate by 25 basis points (bps) to 2.5% but refrained from committing to a predetermined path of monetary easing.

Meanwhile, ECB Governing Council member and Bank of Portugal Governor Mario Centeno indicated on Friday that further rate cuts remain on the table. Speaking at a conference, Centeno stated that the Eurozone is on track to "normalize monetary policy" and noted that inflation is now "almost out of danger," having slowed to levels much closer to the ECB’s target.

On the economic front, Germany’s industrial production rebounded at a stronger-than-expected pace in January, rising 2.0% month-over-month, exceeding the 1.5% forecast. This marks a notable recovery from December’s 1.5% contraction. Additionally, the Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence Index improved significantly, climbing from -12.7 in February to -2.9 in March, suggesting an improved economic sentiment in the region. EURUSD Faces Overbought Conditions as Resistance Looms_1

EURUSD Faces Overbought Conditions as Resistance Looms_1

Technical Analysis

EUR/USD has staged a strong bullish move, surging from 1.0378 to a local high of 1.0880, reached on March 7. This rally has pushed the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to 72, signaling overbought conditions that could lead to a corrective pullback toward the nearest support level at 1.0525.

Key moving averages suggest potential areas of support. The 100-period moving average stands at 1.0515, while the 200-period moving average is positioned at 1.0725. As the price consolidates near these levels, traders will closely monitor whether the USD strengthens amid heightened recession fears, a scenario that has historically driven demand for the safe-haven currency.

On the other hand, a decisive breakout above the 1.0948 resistance level could pave the way for further upside momentum, opening the door for additional bullish continuation in the pair.

Trading Recommendations

Trading direction: Sell

Entry price: 1.09110

Target price: 1.05290

Stop loss: 1.1040

Validity: Mar 20, 2025 15:00:00

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