It seems that the markets are not having a clue on what to do next. While US initial jobless claims doubled to 6.6m, reactions are rather muted. DOW futures are staying positive for now, while European indices are mixed. Dollar seems to be picking up some buying after the release, but gold also trades firmer. Euro's weakness, together with Swiss Franc, is the clearer development. Yet, downside is so far limited. Technically, Euro could be a focus before weekend. EUR/GBP is now in proximity to near term fibonacci level at 0.8747. We're still expecting strong support from there to bring rebound. But decisive break will dampen near term bullishness and turn focus back to 0.8282 key support. EUR/JPY is heading back to 115.86/116.12 support zone and break will resume medium term down trend. EUR/USD's down side momentum is relatively week, but it's still on track to deeper fall back towards 1.0635 low. It would be interesting to if the combined actions of EUR/JPY and EUR/USD would push USD/JPY through 106.75 support or 109.70 resistance. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 0.31%. DAX is down -0.32%. CAC is up 0.27%. German 10-year yield is up 0.023 to -0.438. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -1.37%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.84%. China Shanghai SSE rose 1.69%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.52%. 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0181 to -0.011, continued to fluctuate around 0%. |
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