Dollar is trading broadly higher today. In particular, new buying emerges after stronger than expected ADP employment report. USD/CHF breaches 1.0067 key resistance. Meanwhile, EUR/USD is also closing in on 1.1300 key support. Nonetheless, Dollar is overwhelmed by Sterling, which is the strongest one today. There is practically no special news regarding the Pound. However, as it's rather oversold, traders could be lightening up their position ahead of tomorrow's BoE Super Thursday. Euro receives little support from inflation data, which showed acceleration in October. Meanwhile, commodity currencies are the weakest ones. Technically, first focus will be on whether USD/CHF can sustain above 1.0067. If that happens, next target will be key resistance level at 1.0342. Similar, EUR/USD will be watched on whether it could break through 1.1300 key support decisively to resume the medium term down trend from 1.2555. GBP/USD's recovery is just a recovery for now. Near term outlook stays bearish as long as 1.2921 resistance holds, and 1.2661 low should at least be tested. In other markets, major European stock indices are trading in black at the time of writing. FTSE is up 1.7%, DAX up 1.32% and CAC is up 2.21%. German 10 year yield is up 0.0164 at 0.386. Italian 10 year yield is down -0.063 at 3.408. German-Italian spread is still larger than 300. Major Asian indices also closed higher. Nikkei rose 2.16%, Hong Kong HSI rose 1.60%, China SSE rose 1.35%, Singapore Strait Times rose 1.76%. Japan 10 year JGB yield closed up 0.0081 at 0.13. Gold dips notably today and is now pressing 1215. Overall, there are signs of improvements in sentiments. |
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