Dollar is trading a touch softer in early US session after poor durable goods orders. Euro, on the other hand, is trying to extend the EU stimulus triggered gains. Overall, movements in the forex markets today are relatively limited. Yen and the greenback remain the weakest for the week while commodity currencies are strongest. Directions in other markets are also relatively unclear with US stocks opening higher but DOW struggles to extend rally through 25750 handle. Technically, Euro's rally will continue to be a focus, with attention on 0.9000 resistance in EUR/GBP, 1.6763 resistance in EUR/AUD and 1.5142 resistance in EUR/CAD. EUR/USD is still some way below key near term fibonacci resistance at 1.1167, and thus, there is room for more upside. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 1.12%. DAX is up 0.73%. CAC is up 1.29%. German 10-yaer yield is down -0.0053 at -0.417. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 2.32%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.72%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.33%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.17%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0031 to -0.001. |
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