Dollar rebound strongly in early US session, with support from strong retail sales data. Though, upside is somewhat capped by industrial production miss. Canadian Dollar is, instead, the strongest one. On the other hand, Sterling is the weakest one for today despite solid employment data. UK unemployment rate stayed at 45-year low while wage growth accelerated. But that's overshadowed by renewing no-deal Brexit fear. Both runners Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt rejected Irish backstop in any part of Brexit deal. Such position will make Brexit negotiations very tough ahead. Euro is the second weakest as German ZEW Economic Sentiment deteriorated further in July. Technically, GBP/USD's break of 1.2439 temporary low suggests fall resumption for 1.2391 low. Break there will resume medium term decline. GBP/JPY also resumes recent decline from 148.87 for 131.51 low. EUR/GBP takes out 0.9010 resistance earlier today and should be heading to 0.9101 key resistance next. EUR/JPY break s121.31 minor support and is heading to 120.78 low for resuming larger decline from 127.50. A focus is now on 1.1193 support in EUR/USD and break will revive near term bearishness for 1.1107 low. In other markets, major US indices open mildly lower while 10-year yield is up 0.0349 at 2.127. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 0.45%. DAX is up 0.25%. CAC is up 0.53%. German 10-year yield is up 0.003 at -0.248. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.69%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.23%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.16%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.36%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0071 to -0.121. |
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