Risk appetite recedes mildly today as European indices turn negative after initial gain, dragging US futures lower too. Euro is originally rather unmoved by ECB's policy decision as well as press conference. But some weakness is seen at the time of writing. Traders seem to be betting more on Dollar's recovery on stocks pull back. The development also drags down gold notably, which hit as high as 1721 earlier today, but it's now back at around 1700 handle. For today so far, Australian Dollar is the weakest one, leading commodity currencies lower. Sterling is the strongest, followed by Sterling and then Swiss Franc. Technically, Aussie is finally showing sign of a pull back against others, including Dollar, Yen, Canadian and even Euro. 0.6444 resistance turned support in AUD/USD is a level to watch. Break could prompt more broad based decline in Aussie. EUR/USD seems to be rejected by 1.0865 minor resistance again. But intraday bias will stay neutral first as it's holding well above 1.0727 support. Nevertheless, EUR/GBP's breach of 0.8681 support suggests resumption of fall from 0.9499. 115.44 temporary low in EUR/JPY will be watched for more broad based weakness in Euro. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -2.15%. DAX is down -1.41%. CAC is down -1.43%. German 10-year yield is down -0.060 at -0.553. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 2.14%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.28%. China Shanghai SSE rose 1.33%. Singapore Strait Times rose 1.92%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0077 to -0.037. |
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