Dollar continues to trade mixed in early US session. Negative effect of ADP job data is more than offset by stronger than expected Q3 GDP growth. The greenback will now look into FOMC rate decision for guidance. The key is whether Fed will signal the end of mid-cycle adjustment after today's rate cut. Before that, Canadian Dollar will look into BoC rate decision due within an hour. For the week so far, Yen is the weakest one, followed by Canadian and then New Zealand Dollar. Australian Dollar is the strongest, followed by Sterling. Technically, though, AUD/USD is staying below 0.6894 resistance and near term outlook remains bearish. AUD/JPY breached 74.82 resistance to 74.84 but cannot sustain above there yet. We're not totally convinced by Aussie's strength for now. In Europe, currently, FTSe is up 0.03%. DAX is down -0.23%. CAC is up 0.23%. German 10-year yield is down -0.014 at -0.363. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.57%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.44%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.50%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.34%. Japan 10-year yield dropped -0.0098 to -0.119. |
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