Japan 10yr yield has to go below 9450 and hold for Yen futures to fold and entertain the downside. If it pops over 9800 Yen futures are going straight up. Yen futures go up = Spot Yen pairs go down in general. This is only one element and not the golden chalice.
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With the dollar retracing today, this article posted in our blog yesterday is a timely one
In our blog
As those who have followed my thinking know, I believe trading is common sense. When you think of trading this way you can make sense of what many take as blind faith and learn how our logic takes advantage of retracements to trade. This is why I say embrace the retrace,
Slight upside beat Flash S&P Global PMI… not as important as the ISM PMI but markets seem to try and react to any data
EURUSD 4 HOUR CHART – Watch 1.08
Using Amazing Trader charts and logic, the 1.0770 low indicated a potential change in direction that was followed by the move up that tetted a resistance at 1,0807.
While 1,08 is clearly the bias setting level, treat any move that fails below 1.0838 as a retracement.
NEWSQUAWK US OPEN
TSLA +10%, Autos gain on China reports, PMIs mixed, USD & US yields soft into data
Good morning USA traders, hope your day is off to a great start! Here are the top 4 things you need to know for today’s market.
4 Things You Need to Know
European bourses are entirely in the green and reside just off session highs; US futures also gain, with NQ outperforming after strong TSLA (+10.7%) results.
Dollar is on the backfoot giving back some of this week’s gains, JPY outperforms with USD/JPY scaling back to a 151 handle.
USTs/Bunds are on a firmer footing, with EZ PMIs continuing to paint a dire picture in Europe; Gilts are the clear underperformer amid reports that Chancellor Reeves will announce major changes to fiscal rules releasing GBP 50bln for spending.
Crude continues to pick up, catching a bid following unconfirmed reports which indicated a fire in proximity to an Iranian nuclear facility in Karaj; XAU/base metals are firmer
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A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
Markets caught a break on Thursday as the white heat of the corporate earnings season saw a beat for megacap Tesla that sent its shares surging 12% before the bell while bond yields beat a retreat on soft business surveys overseas.
There was also some wariness that recent pre-election trades betting on a win for Republican Donald Trump in next month’s White House race may be a tad premature. There’s still no clear indication from polling on how the close contest will break, with nearly 25 million early votes already cast, according to tracking data.
I guess looking back, it was too much to expect a one way market given the current geopolitical and political (US election uncertainties,
In any case, there were some failures worth noting
EURUSD failed to stay below 1.0777
USDJOY failed to reach 153.39 (61.8%)
AUDUSD failed ti hold breaks of .6621 and the 200 day mva (6626)
XAUUSD failed in the 2700-14 support zone
US500 failed to sustain break below 5805
However, so far this has just given the market a breather. To suggest anything
More than this EURUSD would need to solidly regain 1.0800, GBPUSD 1.30 and/or USDJPY stay below 152 and move back below its 200 day mva.
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