The US dollar is still licking its wounds from the Non-Farm Payrolls, but it may still remain the cleanest shirt in the dirty pile.
There's no time to rest for markets as the data flow continues: the busy week begins with the important ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI and a rate decision by the RBA, which carries a lot of uncertainty for the Aussie.
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