Euro surges broadly today as traders more than welcome the new EU pandemic recovery plan. Canadian Dollar is currently the second strongest while the greenback is the third. Strength in Euro appears to have prompted some selloff in Sterling as well as Australian Dollars. The Pound is somewhat weighed down by renewed concerns over Brexit negotiations too. Aussie bulls might be turning cautious, as markets awaits escalation in US-China tensions over Hong Kong. Technically, EUR/JPY resume the rebound from 114.42 by taking out 118.52. Such rise should at least be correcting the decline from 122.87 to 114.42 and would target 121.4 resistance next. EUR/USD should also be taking 1.1147 resistance with a break of 1.1008 The biggest focus, though, will be on EUR/AUD as it's now back above 1.6597 key support level with today's recovery. Break of 1.6763 minor resistance will be the first indication of defending the key support and retaining medium term bullishness. That could also be a hint of Aussie weakness elsewhere. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 1.47%. DAX is up 1.77%. CAC is up 2.11%. German 10-year yield is up 0.0239 at -0.396, back above -0.4 handle. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.70%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.36%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.34%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.43%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0023 to 0.001. |
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