Markets continue to staying in tight range today as consolidations continue. There is still no end in sight regarding the coronavirus pandemic, with confirmed cases breaking 800k handle, and deaths above 39k. Movements in the major stock indexes are mild based on recent standard. WTI crude oil is back above 22 handle after earlier dip this week. In the currency markets, Dollar is currently the strongest one, followed by Sterling and then Yen. New Zealand Dollar is the weakest followed by Australian. Technically, Dollar is starting to display signs that recent pull back has completed. EUR/USD breaches 1.0953 minor support while USD/CHF breaches 0.9655 resistance. Next focus will be 1.4275 minor resistance in USD/CAD while AUD/USD is still far away from 0.5870 minor support. These levels will continue to be watched, together with 1558 support in gold. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 0.11%. DAX is down -0.54%. CAC is down -0.80%. German 10-year yield is up 0.0093 at -0.486. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.88%. Hong Kong HSI rose 1.85%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.11%. Singapore Strait Times rose 2.69%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0248 to 0.020. |
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