Australian Dollar remains the strongest one for today as boosted by optimism over US-China trade deal. But the markets are relatively mixed elsewhere. Yen couldn't decide what to do as risk appetite fades in European session, while US stocks also open mildly lower. European majors are generally soft on news regarding UK snap elections. Dollar is mildly firmer, and outshines Canadian. But the fates of USD/CAD won't be decided before tomorrow's BoC and FOMC rate decisions. From US, S&P Case-Shiller 20 cities house price rose 2.0% yoy in August. Also released, UK M4 money supply rose 0.7% mom in September versus expectation of 0.3% mom. Mortgage approvals was unchanged at 66k in September. Nationwide house price rose 0.2% mom in October. From Japan, Tokyo CPI core was unchanged at 0.5% yoy in October, missed expectation of 0.7% yoy. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -0.58%. DAX is down -0.15%. CAC is up 0.06%. German 10-year yield is down -0.0107 at -0.341. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.47%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.39%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.87%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.36%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0229 to -0.109. |
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