Dollar regains some control and stays firm after ADP job report. Though, it's outshone clearly by Yen which is lifted by risk aversion. New Zealand Dollar comes in as second strongest as it's paring some of recent losses. On the other hand, Swiss Franc drops notably after poor CPI data, as well as SNB's pledge to maintain negative rates. Sterling is also week as markets are not quite buying into Prime Minister Boris Johnson's new Brexit proposal. Technically, USD/CHF staged a U-turn today and breaks yesterday's high of 1.0016. Recent rebound from 0.9695 is resuming for 1.0113 fibonacci level next. AUD/USD is still pressing 0.6677 support despite another breach today. Decisive break there will confirm resumption of medium term down trend. USD/CAD recovers after breaching 1.3209 minor support. Further rise is still in favor through 1.3310 resistance eventually. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -2.17%. DAX is down -1.30%. CAC is down -1.65%. German 10-year yield is up 0.0238 at -0.533. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.49%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.19%. China was on holiday. Singapore Strait Times dropped -1.35%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0168 to -0.167. |
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