Dollar's broad based decline resumes today with the help from downside break out in USD/JPY. Risk sentiments are firm on reopening optimism, with generally rally in European indices. Swiss Franc is pressured as the third weakest, following Dollar and New Zealand Dollar. Yet, Yen is not too bothered and is trading as the third strongest, following Australia and Canadian. Dollar might look into consumer confidence data but that might provide little help. Technically, USD/JPY finally takes out 106.91 support to resume whole fall from 111.71. Next near term downside target is 104.58 projection level. The development prompts selloff in the greenback elsewhere, rather that drags down Yen crosses. In particular, EUR/USD is pressing 1.0885 minor resistance. Break will likely start the third leg of the corrective pattern towards 1.1147 resistance. Similarly, USD/CHF failed 0.9082 resistance with today's rally attempt. Break of 0.9712 minor support will extend the corrective pattern from 0.9901 with a third leg to 0.9502 support. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 1.87%. DAX is up 1.84%. CAC is up 1.90%. German 10-year yield is down -0.015 at -0.468. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.06%. Hong Kong HSI rose 1.22%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.19%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.53%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0075 to -0.045. |
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