Euro tumbles broadly today, together with the Swiss Franc, after Germany's constitutional court has ruled that ECB's stimulus program is partly in conflict with the country's law. ECB has to prove that it's QE program isn't providing monetary financing to heavily indebted governments. The German government is also required to get assurance from the ECB that economic and fiscal impact of QE was properly balanced against its monetary policy objectives. Otherwise, the Bundesbank may no longer participate in the implementation and execution of ECB's program. Staying in the currency markets, as lifted by rebound in oil prices and stock markets, Canadian Dollar is currently the strongest one, followed by Australian. Dollar is the third weakest following Euro and Swiss. Technically, EUR/USD's decline today now put 1.0727 support back into focus, break will target 1.0635 low. Similarly, USD/CHF is eyeing 0.9802 resistance again and break will target 0.9901 high. Also, EUR/GBP and EUR/JPY are also eyeing 0.8670 and 115.44 support too. Break will resume recent declines. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 1.66%. DAX is up 1.83%. CAC is up 2.03%. German 10-year yield is down -0.010 at -0.572. Earlier in Asia, Hong Kong HSI rose 1.08%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.34%. China and Japan were still on holiday. |
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