Swiss Franc and Yen are trading as the strongest for today so far. Both like lifted by somewhat dovish yet balanced central bank decisions. There are no clear indication of imminent policy easing from SNB nor BoJ yet. On other hand, commodity currencies are generally lower as led by Australian, which is pressured by rise in unemployment rate. Sterling closely follows after BoE rate decision trigger little reactions. Dollar is also slightly softer, following yesterday's post FOMC rebound. If we purely look at Fed's dot plot and projections, the mid-cycle adjustment should be completed after yesterday's rate cut. But decisions would remain heavily dependent on upcoming developments. Focuses are quickly turning to the deputy-level US-China trade talks in Washington. In Europe, FTSE is currently up 0.66%. DAX is up 0.45%. CAC is up 0.64%. German 10-year yield is up 0.003 at -0.507. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.38%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -1.07%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.46%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.25%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0447 to -0.226. |
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