Dollar turns mixed in early US session as selloff turns to Euro today. New Zealand Dollar is the second weakest as the country's coronavirus -free days ended. Yen, Dollar and Swiss Fran are not performing well, though, as markets remains in strong risk-on mode. On the other hand, Sterling is currently the strongest ones, followed by Canadian. Focus will turn to Fed Chair Jerome Powell's testimony, but he's unlikely to give Dollar any lift. Technically, it remains to be seen in Euro's weakness today will sustain. In particular, EUR/GBP's focus is back on 0.8866 support with today's decline. Break will indicate completion of rebound from 0.8670 and bring near term reversal. EUR/JPY's recovery is limited below 122.91 minor resistance so far. Break of 120.25 temporary low will resume the decline from 124.43. EUR/CAD is also pressing 4 hour 55 EMA. Sustained break will start another leg in recent sideway trading, towards 1.5054 support. Currently in Europe, FTSE is up 3.50%. DAX is up 3.82%. CAC is up 3.46%. German 10-year yield is up 0.0292 at -0.415. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 4.88%. Hong Kong HSI rose 2.39%. China Shanghai SSE rose 1.44%. Singapore Strait Times rose 2.03%. Japan 10-year JGB yield rose 0.0147 to 0.022. |
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