Euro drops broadly today as pressured by renewed selling following weaker than expected German inflation data. That's more than enough o offset improved unemployment rate. For now, though, Swiss Franc is the weakest one, followed by New Zealand Dollar. On the other hand, Dollar surges broadly, with the help from the decline in EUR/USD. Sterling is steadily firmer as it's staying in consolidations. Technically, EUR/USD's medium term down trend resumes through 1.09 and it's heading towards 1.0813 fibonacci level next. EUR/JPY is pressing 117.55 again. Break will bring retest of 115.86 low. USD/CHF is heading back to 0.9983 resistance. Break will be a solid sign of near term bullishness and should pave the way to 1.0237 resistance. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -0.05%. DAX is up 0.10%. CAC is up 0.21%. German 10-year yield is up 0.006 at -0.564. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.56%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.53%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.92%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.18%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0126 to -0.221. |
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