After initial selloff, Euro quickly rebounds as ECB Mario Draghi's press conference is not as dovish as the statement suggests. September ECB decision could be live, depending on upcoming economic projections. For now, Euro is the strongest one for today, followed by Sterling. Dollar is the third strongest, supported by strong durable goods data. New Zealand and Australian Dollar are the weakest. Technically, EUR/USD breached 1.1107 low to 1.1101 but rebounds strongly. A short term bottom is likely formed and stronger rise would be seen back to 1.1193/1282 resistance zone. USD/JPY finally breaks 108.37 resistance, which suggests resumption of rebound from 106.78. But that's more due to weakness in Yen, as reaction to ECB and US data, rather than strength of Dollar. In other markets, DOW open lower and is trading down -100 pts. 10-year yield is up 0.04 at 2.09. In Europe, FTSE is down -0.49%. DAX is down -1.73%. CAC is down -0.99%. German 10-year yield is up 0.024 at -0.350, after diving to new record low at -0.418. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.22%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.25%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.48%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.38%. Japan 10-year yield dropped -0.0041 to -0.15. |
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