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EUR/USD ended the week below 1.18 and closer to 1.17
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NZD/JPY: The NZD/JPY pair is trading slightly above the Tenkan sen level. A drop of the market below this level will push prices into fresh lows. An upward wave would lead the pair above the Kijun sen level. The next resistance is seen at the lower level of the Kumo.
European Market View
Today is a quiet day in terms of economic data releases but the week overall is very interesting with several central bank meetings. The most important central bank meeting is the Fed meeting on the other side of the Atlantic, on coming Wednesday.
This morning the market will be focusing on the fallout from the turmoil related to the Chinese property developer Evergrande. Key loan payments are coming up on which the company seems likely to default on.
In the equities space, risk appetite faded on Friday, with equities mostly lower and defensives leading. US closed near worst levels, with S&P500 and NASDAQ -0.9% and Dow Jones -0.5%. Implied volatility ticked up with VIX north of 20 as investors hedged their downside. Materials the worst performer globally on metal weakness, but industrials and tech also lower. Health care was the only sector in green. Most Asian markets are closed for holiday today, but Hong Kong is open and tumbling -4%. Important to note that Evergrande stock is falling by as much as -17%.
It is a heavy central bank week - with policy announcements from the Riksbank tomorrow, the Bank of Japan Tuesday night and Norges Bank and the Bank of England on Thursday but the most important meeting is the Fed meeting on Wednesday.
In the FX space, EUR/USD ended the week below 1.18 and closer to 1.17 on negative risk sentiment. CNH has so far not been affected by the Evergrande turmoil.
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