Dollar and Yen are trading as the stronger ones today as risk aversion seems to be coming back as another quarter starts. Commodity currencies are thew weakest ones as led by Canadian Dollar for now. Private job data from the US were not as bad as expected. But just like some other data, the full impact of coronavirus pandemic is not fully reflected yet. The outlook for the global economy, including that of the origin of the pandemic China, remains grim, probably except for some industries food manufacturing and pharmaceuticals. Technically, Dollar is regaining some strength for the rebound that started yesterday. EUR/USD's break of yesterday's low is a positive sign for the greenback. But it's unsure whether Dollar would be dragged down by Yen. 106.75 support and 109.70 resistance in USD/JPY will be watched closely for hints. While it's still a bit far, EUR/JPY is accelerating down towards 116.12 low. Break there should resume larger down trend. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -3.68%. DAX is down -3.88%. CAC is down -4.10%. German 10-year JGB yield is down -0.0283 at -0.496. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei drooped -4.50%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -2.19%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.57%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -1.65%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0104 to 0.007. |
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