Dollar retreats mildly in early US session after non-farm payroll reports missed market expectation. But loss is limited as the set of data was decent even thought not spectacular. Indeed, there is prospect of more Dollar rally once the knee-jerk reactions fade. For now, Swiss Franc and Yen is the weakest for today, followed by Dollar. Australian Dollar is the strongest, followed by New Zealand Dollar and Sterling. For the week, Sterling is the strongest, followed by Dollar. Yen is the weakest, followed by Aussie. Technically, USD/CAD dips notably after failing to break through 1.3102 resistance decisively. Canadian Dollar is also lifted by stronger than expected job data. USD/CAD's near term outlook remains bearish and could be heading back to 1.2951 low. USD/JPY is still eyeing 109.72 resistance. Break will resume recent rally from 104.45. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -0.08%. DAX is up 0.21%. CAC is flat. German 10-year yield is up 0.002 at -0.214. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.47%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.27%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.08%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.26%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0071 to 0.000. |
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