Yen is staying as the strongest one today while the financial markets are generally mixed. Dollar is not too bothered by the ADP report which showed -20m private job losses. It's currently trading as the second strongest, followed by Australian. Sterling is currently the weakest ones with Euro, after poor data and European commission forecasts. But Canadian Dollar has the potential to overtake as WTI crude oil is starting to pare back this week's gains. Technically, GBP/JPY's break of 131.90 support suggests completion of corrective rebound from 123.94. CAD/JPY also breaks 75.40 temporary low and it's heading back towards 73.86 low. Together with USD/JPY and EUR/JPY, the developments suggest more upside in the Yen ahead. 67.29 support in AUD/JPY and 63.73 support in NZD/JPY are to be watched for more confirmation. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 0.47%. DAX is down -0.42%. CAC is down -0.52%. German 10-year yield is up 0.0496 at -0.527. Earlier in Asia, Hong Kong HSI rose 1.13%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.63%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.75%. Japan remained on holiday. |
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