______________AUSTRALIAN CREDIT/FOREX SNAPSHOT__________________ FOREIGN EXCHANGE AT 0200 GMT (against previous Sydney close) 0.8079/83 (0.8153/58) 1.2635/62(1.2673/84) 79.36/42 (79.93/96) 98.25/27 (98.02/06) 0.5783/86 (0.5785/87) 1.3974/76(1.4093/96) DEBT FUTURES CASH YIELDS 90-DAY BILL (SEP) 96.78 (+0.03) 3.30(3.32) 3-YR BOND (SEP) 95.41 (+0.08) 4.39(4.47) 10-YR BOND (SEP) 94.475 (+0.035) 5.65(5.70) 3/10 SPREAD +0.935 (+1.125) AUST/US 10-YR SPREAD +188(+188) S&P/ASX 200 4053.6 (4062.2) US10-YR 3.77(3.83) ----------------------------June 15----------------------------- * Aussie hovered below $0.81 in muted trade on Monday, hamstrung by lower Asian stocks and a mild rebound in the U.S. dollar. * Traders said Aussie's broader uptrend remained intact as it had managed to stay above its offshore low of around $0.8060. * Charts show the Aussie has room to fall to $0.78, a 23.6 percent retracement of its rally since the start of March, before more convincing bear signals for the currency are seen. * Traders said comments from Moscow that leaders of Russia, China, India and Brazil do not plan to discuss a new global reserve currency at their first summit in Russia helped to boost investor confidence in the U.S. currency. * The dollar index against a basket of trade-weighted currencies <.DXY> was up 0.33 percent. * Aussie was subdued at $0.8077, well below $0.8153 seen here late Friday. It was also down on the yen at 79.35 yen , from Friday's 79.93. * Aussie bond futures were higher, tracking gains in U.S. Treasuries.

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