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EUR/USD climbed towards 1.07
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CHF/JPY: The CHF/JPY pair is now trading within the Kumo. Should the pair manage to withhold the sellers’ pressure, CHF/JPY will climb towards the upper level of the cloud. Alternatively, further bearish sentiment will push prices deeper in the Kumo.
Equities moved higher yesterday Monday, with the banking sector, standing out, rising 3% globally. The outperformance in banks yesterday more or less driven by JP Morgan. This should hardly come as a surprise after yields have been skyrocketing and credit demand has been soaring in 2022. Dow Jones closed +2.0%, S&P 500 +1.9% and NASDAQ +1.6%.
Wall Street euphoria was not carried over to Asia this morning, where markets are led lower by China. US and European futures are lower this morning with growth/tech names dragging down.
In the FX space JPY and USD were the biggest losers. EUR/USD climbed towards 1.07.
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