Global markets are set to end the week on a high note. There is optimism that Gilead's coronavirus drug remdesivir could be the cure for the coronavirus. Also, traders responded positively to US President Donald Trump's three-stage reopening plan. Commodity currencies are trading generally higher today. Dollar, Euro and Swiss Franc are the weakest. Though, there are still some underlying risks. Firstly, oil price is having no cheer as WTI crude May future is down and pressing 18 handle. Secondly, gold is hovering below 1700, shrugging off Dollar's weakness. Thirdly, there is also no apparent selling in the Japanese Yen. The overall picture might be different when the week finally closes. In Europe currently, FTSE is up 3.26%. DAX is up 3.63%. CAC is up 3.96%. German 10-year yield is down -0.0046 at -0.479. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 3.15%. Hong Kong HSI rose 1.56%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.66%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.09%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0096 to 0.016. |
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