Dollar regains some ground in early US session as US exempts tariffs on some Chinese products temporarily. It seems that both sides are keen to create the right mood for continuing negotiations, at least for now. Though, at this points, Swiss Franc and Yen remain the stronger ones for the day. Sterling has turned from the strongest to one of the weakest after Ireland poured cold water on Brexit deal. But New Zealand Dollar is currently the weakest. Technically, both GBP/USD and GBP/JPY are back below 1.2502 and 135.07 fibonacci levels respectively, after failing to sustain above. Attention will now be on sign of selloff that suggests rejection. Focuses before weekly close will be on whether AUD/USD would extend the fall from 0.6894, and whether USD/CAD could resume the rebound from 1.3133. In Europe, FTSE is up 0.07%. DAX is up 0.03%. CAC is up 0.38%. German 10-year yield is down -0.0112 at -0.517. Earlier today, Nikkei rose 0.16%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.13%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.24%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0077 to -0.218. |
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