Yen and Swiss Franc turn softer today as global markets rebound. China's coronavirus seems to be suddenly off investors mind, at least temporarily. Meanwhile, Australian Dollar is the strongest one for today, as partly supported by RBA's hold, as well as easing risk aversion. Canadian Dollar follows as the second strongest. Though, upside of Loonie is limited by weakness of WTI oil price, which breaches 50 handle. Technically, with today's recovery, USD/JPY's focus is back on 109.26 minor resistance. Break will suggest that pull back from 110.28 has completed at 108.30. That will also argue that larger rebound from 104.45 is not completed. While AUD/USD recovers today, it's kept well below 0.6777 resistance. Near term outlook remains bearish with focus on 0.6670 low. Decisive break there will resume medium term down trend. In Europe, FTSE is up 1.42%. DAX is up 1.40%. CAC is up 1.46%. German 10-yaer yield is up 0.038 at -0.403. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.49%. Hong Kong HSI rose 1.21%. China Shanghai SSE rose 1.34%. Singapore Strait Times rose 1.29%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.005 to -0.050. |
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