While Dollar remains the worst performing one for the week, Euro is overtaking as the weakest one for today. Selloff in crosses, in particular in EUR/CHF, is dragging down the common currency. Much stronger than expected industrial production data was ignored. Instead, it's clear that ECB is on track for more monetary stimulus, and could probably deliver even ahead of Fed. Staying in the currency markets, Dollar is so far the weakest one for today, followed by New Zealand Dollar. Swiss Franc and Yen are the strongest ones, also ignoring resilience in stock markets and rebound in treasury yields. Canadian Dollar is the third strongest for now. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 0.10%. DAX is up 0.07%. CAC is up 0.44%. German 10-year yield is up 0.061 at -0.203, it hit record low at -0.407 just earlier this month. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.20%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.14%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.44%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.21%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0259 to -0.114. |
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