The holiday market in Asia is in deep risk aversion as worries on China's coronavirus intensified, after surge in confirmed cases and death tolls. Yen and Swiss Franc jump notably while New Zealand and Australian Dollars weaken. Risk aversion is also clearly seen as gold gaps up, oil price gaps down, and Chinese Yuan is in free fall. Technically, EUR/JPY's break of 120.17 support is seen as a strong sign of near term reversal. That is, whole corrective rise from 115.86 has completed at 122.87 already. A question now is whether USD/JPY (currently at 109.03), would break 107.65 support to align the outlook with EUR/JPY. In Asia, Nikkei is currently down -1.91%. Japan 10-year JGB yield is down -0.022 at -0.042. China, Hong Kong and Singapore are on lunar new year holiday. |
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