Dollar jumps notably in early US session against Swiss Franc and Yen following stronger than expected ADP job report. But strength in the greenback is not broad based. Traders are cautiously await FOMC statement and press conference, to see how cautious Fed would sound. There is prospect of a stronger comeback in Dollar should Fed doesn't sound dovish at all. In addition, any news from meeting of Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer will also be closely watched. Staying in the currency markets, Australian Dollar remains the strongest one for today following stronger than expected CPI reading. Canadian Dollar follows closely with help from rebound in oil price. Sterling is mildly higher today as Brexit uncertainties continue. The Pound is the weakest for the week following yesterday's Brexit development. While UK Prime Minister Theresa May is seeking re-negotiation on Irish backstop, EU shows no sign of backing down from the stance of not reopening negotiation. Technically, USD/CHF's break of 0.9990 resistance suggests resumption of rally from 0.9716. The pair should now head towards 1.0128 key resistance. USD/JPY will likely take on 110.00 resistance too. For now, AUD/USD is held below 0.7235 resistance, and thus, it's staying in near term consolidation. Similarly, USD/CAD is held above 1.3180 support and is staying in consolidation too. In European markets, FTSE is up 1.67%. DAX is down -0.29%. CAC is up 0.75%. German 10-year yield is down -0.0123 at 0.191, back below 0.2 handle. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei closed down -0.52%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.40%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.72%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.42%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0014 to 0.003. |
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