Global stock markets continue with impressive rally today, with focuses on back-to-normal optimism. Germany's DAX is even more impressive, with more than 3.7% against at the time of writing, after a three-day break. It's supported by news that Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition is working on another massive stimulus package. Risks like US-China tensions are ignored. It seems that no-one even talk about the risk of coronavirus resurgence in the US, due to ongoing protests. In the currency markets, Dollar is in no doubt under heavy selling pressure. Yet, focus has shifted more to selling Yen and Swiss Franc. Australian Dollar remains the strongest one for today, followed by Sterling and then Canadian. Technically, USD/JPY's break of 108.08 suggests resumption of rise form 105.98 and reaffirm the case that correction from 111.71 has completed. Further rise would be seen to 109.38 resistance. EUR/JPY is eyeing 121.14 and break will put 122.87 key medium term resistance in focus. GBP/JPY's break of 135.74 resistance confirms resumption of whole rebound from 123.94. A focus would be whether rally in USD/JPY could help Dollar rebound from key support level against Euro, and Aussie. In Europe, FTSE is currently up 1.00%. DAX is up 3.71%. CAC is up 1.99%. Germany 10-year yield is down -0.002 at -0.406. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 1.19%. Hong Kong HSI rose 1.11%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.20%. Singapore Strait Times rose 2.38%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0002 to 0.010. |
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