Dollar stays generally soft today so far but weakness is relatively limited. Some selling pressure was seen as poor PPI inflation data. But Fed chair Jerome Powell's comments on negative interest rates is giving the greenback a slight pop. For now, New Zealand Dollar remains the worst performing one for today after RBNZ's QE expansion. Canadian Dollar and Sterling are the stronger ones. Technically, Gold might be a focus today as range of converging triangle continues to narrow. A break out should be imminent and break of 1723.36 minor resistance will target 1747.75 high. Break will resume rise form 1451.16. Sterling will also be a focus as the post GDP recovery quickly lost steam. Break of 1.2247 support in GBP/USD will indicate completion of rebound from 1.1409 and turn outlook bearish. Break of 0.8863 resistance in EUR/GBP will also indicate short term bottoming and bring rebound to 0.8987 fibonacci level. In other markets, DOW opens lower and is currently down more than -200pts at the time of writing. In Europe, FTSE is down -1.34%. DAX is down -2.00%. CAC is down -2.23%. German 10-year yield is down -0.0137 at -0.519. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.49%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.27%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.22%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.61%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0048 to -0.001. |
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