Euro suffers heavy selling in today on terrible PMI data, which suggests that the coronavirus pandemic damage could be far more severe than imaginable. The common currency drags down the Swiss Franc too. Dollar couldn't ride on Euro's weakness and even faces some selling after another set of astronomical jobless claims numbers. Commodity currencies are generally higher for today. For the week, Aussie and Yen are now the strongest ones while Sterling and Euro are the worst performing. Technically, EUR/JPY hits as low as 115.71 so far and sustained trading below 115.86 support will confirm medium term down trend resumption. Next target will be 109.48 (2016 low). EUR/AUD's break of 1.7003 support suggests resumption of whole fall from 1.9799. It should now target key support level at 1.6597 (2015 high). EUR/USD's break of 1.0768 support also suggests resumption of fall from 1.1147, towards 1.0635 low. 0.8681 temporary low in EUR/GBP will now be a focus for the rest of the week. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 0.16%. DAX is down -0.02%. CAC is up 0.44%. German 10-year yield is down -0.0185 at 0.426. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 1.52%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.35%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.19%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.30%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0011 to -0.008. |
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