Sterling and Euro rebound strongly today as lifted by solid economic data. But overall market sentiments remain weak concern of outbreak of coronavirus in China, ahead of lunar new year mass travel. Commodity currencies continue to trade as the weakest ones, following decline in stock markets. Yen is also firm on risk aversion. Dollar is mixed, awaiting fresh inspiration. Technically, there is no clear breakout in the markets for now. EUR/USD failed to sustain below 1.1085 support and recovered. Intraday bias remains neutral first. AUD/USD also breached 0.6849 support but failed to sustain below. Intraday bias also stays neutral. GBP/USD recovers notably but stays in range of 1.2954/3118. Intraday bias also remains neutral. USD/JPY is holding above 109.79 minor support. Intraday bias also stays neutral. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -0.75%. DAX is down -0.08%. CAC is down -0.70%. German 10-year yield is up 0.002 at -0.214. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.91%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -2.81%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -1.41%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -1.00%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0140 to -0.005. |
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