Canadian Dollar surges broadly again today as a top BoC official's comment further dismiss the chance of rate cut. Sterling is following as the second strongest on election and Brexit optimism. On the other hand Australia Dollar is the weakest on as weighed down by poor retail sales data, followed by New Zealand dollar. US Dollar is mixed for now, having little reaction to better than expected jobless claims. After a string of weak data in ISMs and ADP, the greenback will look into tomorrow's NFP report for the next move. Meanwhile, risk markets somewhat stabilized, awaiting the next development in US-China trade talks. Technically, EUR/USD's rally is somewhat capped by selloff in EUR/GBP. But for now, with 1.1066 minor support intact, EUR/USD is still in favor to rise further to 1.1179 resistance. USD/CHF and USD/JPY's selloff halted ahead of key near term support at 0.9841 and 108.27 respectively. Some consolidations are likely before weekly close. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -0.27%. DAX is down -0.07%. CAC is up 0.70%. German 10-year yield is up 0.022 at -0.290, back above -0.3 handle. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.71%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.59%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.74%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.46%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0056 to -0.039. |
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