Dollar trades mildly higher in quiet trading today so far, but Euro is a bit stronger. On the other hand, Sterling and Canadian Dollar are the relatively weaker ones. All these four currencies have something to look at this week, which might trigger strong moves. In particular, the greenback could be lifted if Fed indicates that this week's rate cut is the last in the current mid-cycle adjustment. Dollar will also face tests of GDP, PCE, NFP and ISM too. Sterling and Euro will look into Brexit developments. The Loonie will look into BoC and GDP. Technically, there is no confirmation in Dollar strength yet. 1.1062 minor support in EUR/USD and 0.6810 minor support in AUD/USD need to be taken out to confirm bottoming in Dollar. Also, USD/JPY needs to take out 108.93 temporary top to confirm rise resumption. USD/CAD is the trickier one as it's now close to 1.3016 key support but there is no sign of sustainable rebound yet. In Asia, Nikkei closed up 0.30%. Hong Kong HSI is up 0.88%. China Shanghai SSE is up 0.65%. Japan 10-year JGB yield is up 0.0126 at -0.133. |
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