Risk sentiments seem to have firm up again today despite rather poor economic data. Major stock indices in Europe are in black while US futures point to higher open. WTI crude oil is also extending recent rebound, with June contract now above 26.2. Commodity currencies are generally higher as led by Australian Dollar. Yen and Swiss Franc are the weakest ones, followed by Euro. Sterling's post BoE rebound faded quickly. Dollar also shrugs off another set of huge jobless claims numbers and stays mixed. Technically, while Euro and Swiss Franc stay generally weak, there is no follow through selling. Focus might now turn to commodity Yen crosses for gauging the underlying strength of risk rally. In particular, AUD/JPY is now eyeing 68.98 minor resistance. Break will indicate completion of pull back from 70.16. With 67.29 support defended, near term bullishness is retained. Further rise would be seen back to 70.16 high. CAD/JPY is also eyeing 76.13 minor resistance. Break will suggests short term bottoming and bring stronger rebound towards 77.25 resistance and above. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 1.08%. DAX is up 0.95%. CAC is up 1.27%. German 10-year yield is down -0.027 at -0.529. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.28%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.65%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.23%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.75%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0231 to -0.000. |
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