Reactions to the better than expected job data from US and Canada are rather muted. The greenback is currently trying to extend recovery. Yet, it's still the worst performing one for the week. Eyes remain on developments of US-China relations. But it probably takes a bit more time for the US to announce follow-up actions to the TikTok/WeChat ban. As for the week, Sterling is currently the second weakest, followed by Swiss Franc. Australian Dollar is still the strongest. But Canadian Dollar has the potential to overtake it before weekly close. Technically, it remains to be seen if Dollar could finally be successful in its rebound attempt. The levels to watch include 1.1695 support in EUR/USD, 1.2982 support in GBP/USD, 0.7067 support in AUD/USD, 0.9241 resistance in USD/CHF and 1.3459 resistance in USD/CAD. As usual, we'll also watch 2028.34 support in gold to confirm any underlying strength of Dollar. In Europe, currently, FTSE is down -0.04%. DAX is up 0.29%. CAC is down -0.18%. German 10-year yield is up 0.005 at -0.525. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.39%. Hong Kong HSI dropped -1.60%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.96%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.53%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0085 to 0.010. |
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