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USD/JPY: The USD/JPY pair is now testing the upper level of the Kumo. If the bulls manage to withstand the bears’ pressure the currency pair will move higher towards the previous top. A drop of the market will push prices to move within the cloud.
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In the equities space, rotation was substantial, with best performing sectors to be the financials beating worst performing tech. Major U.S. indices closed the day as follows: Dow Jones closed unchanged, S&P500 down -0.9% and Nasdaq down by -2.5%. Asian markets are following the move lower this morning and U.S. futures point for a lower opening on Friday.
In the FX space, EURGBP dipped below 0.85, as the Bank of England surprised by hiking 15bp to 0.25%. The cross moved below 0.846 but recovered later after a more hawkish ECB message and souring risk appetite. In the EM front Turkey’s Central Bank cut its repo rate by 100bps to 14% sending the lira against the dollar north of 15.
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