Yen, Swiss Franc and Dollar remain the strongest ones as Asia led risk aversion continues today. Additionally, treasury yields are back under pressure with some downside acceleration after US 10-year yield lost 1.9 while German 10-year yield lost -0.3. On the other hand, Australian Dollar remains the weakest, followed by New Zealand Dollar. Sterling is following as the third weakest after poor retail sales. Euro was mixed as Germany narrowly escaped technical recession. Technically, downside acceleration in AUD/USD affirms that case that corrective rebound from 0.6670 has completed at 0.6929. Further fall is expected to retest 0.6670 low. EUR/AUD is extending the rebound from 1.5976, towards 1.6432 resistance. USD/JPY's break of 108.64 minor support is taken as the first sign of near term reversal, after failing 109.31 structural resistance. Focus is back on 107.88. EUR/JPY will now look at 119.11 minor support. Break will align the outlook with USD/JPY and target 117.07 support next. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -0.43%. DAX is down -0.46%. CAC is down -0.16%. German 10-year yield is down -0.030 at -0.327. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.76%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.93%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.16%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.23%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0241 to -0.071. |
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