Stock markets are generally mixed today as NASDAQ seems unstoppable. But other indices, in Asia, Europe and even US look sluggish. OECD noted the equal probability of having a second wave of coronavirus spread or not. But that's largely ignored by investors. In the currency markets, Dollar is back under pressure ahead of FOMC, trading as the worst performing one. It's followed by Canadian Dollar and then Euro. Australian Dollar and Swiss Franc are the strongest ones for now. Technically, Gold's break of 1721.90 minor resistance suggests that corrective fall from 1765.25 has completed at 1670.66. Further rise would be seen to 1745.14/1765.25 resistance zone. EUR/USD's breach of 1.1383 suggests resumption of rise form 1.0635 towards 1.1496 resistance. USD/CHF is pressing 0.9901 fibonacci support and sustained break could bring further downside acceleration. USD/JPY is also on track to 107.08 support. Overall, Dollar's outlook doesn't look very good. In Europe, currently, FTSE is up 0.23%. DAX is up 0.07%. CAC is down -0.12%. German 10-year yield is down -0.0025 at 0.312. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 0.15%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.03%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.42%. Singapore Strait Times rose 0.23%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0039 to 0.023. |
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