Risk aversion quickly comes back to the market as German data suggests that the economy is on the edge of recession. Major European indices are trading in deep red and German 10-year yield also hit new record low at -0.649. Sentiments are further weighed down by US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross' comments, which suggested that tariff delay on China was merely for avoiding Christmas seasons disruption. At the time of writing, Yen is the strongest one for today followed by Swiss Franc. Commodity currencies are weakest as led by Australian Dollar. Technically, near term outlook of USD/JPY, EUR/JPY and GBP/JPY remain bearish with 107.09, 119.87 and 130.06 minor resistance levels intact. Focuses are back on 105.04, 117.51 and 126.54 temporary lows respectively. Break will resume recent declines. AUD/USD seems to be rejected by 0.6822 minor resistance deeper fall today would put focus on 0.6677 temporary low. Also, USD/CAD is heading back to 1.3345 resistance and break will resume recent rebound from 1.3016. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -1.31%. DAX is down -1.94%. CAC is down -1.80%. German 10-year yield is down -0.032 at -0.637. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.98%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.08%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.42%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.03%. Japan 10 year JGB yield rose 0.133 to -0.22. |
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