The global risk markets are generally mixed today. While major European indices are trading slightly in red, US futures point to a higher open. Yen and Dollar remain the weakest ones for today so far, followed by Swiss Franc. New Zealand and Australian Dollar are the strongest ones. But major pairs and crosses are staying inside Friday's range, except Kiwi. Traders are still holding their bets for now. Technically, with much loss in buying momentum, a focus is now on whether Dollar is reversing last week's rebound. Attentions would be on 1.3504 minor support in USD/CAD and 4 hour 55 DMA (now at 1.1243) in EUR/USD break of these levels could prompt a reversal in the greenback. Two are levels to watch would be 1765.25 resistance in Gold and 106.57 temporary low in USD/JPY. Break will also signals Dollar weakness. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -0.22%. DAX is down -0.44%. CAC is down -0.42%. German 10-year yield is down -0.0364 at -0.486. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.18%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -0.54%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.08%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.20%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0033 to 0.010. |
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