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The negative tone is mostly continuing in Asia this morning
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NZD/JPY: The NZD/JPY pair is now testing the upper level of the Kumo. A higher thrust of the market would trigger the currency pair to retest the previous top. A failed attempt to move higher will push prices to enter the cloud.
European Market View
In the equities space the week started off in the red. Risk appetite took a beat as well, visible in the cyclical value trade changing to a defensive/value trade. The energy sector was the best, along with utilities and consumer staples. The FANMAG, medtech and semiconductors were hit hard yesterday, which brought NASDAQ -2.1% lower. Those levels have not been seen since mid-June. S&P 500 was a bit better off, down -1.3% while Dow -0.9%. Implied volatility slightly higher with VIX at 23. The negative tone is mostly continuing in Asia this morning with Japan dropping -2% and thus nudging at correction territory. Optimism is creeping back in the US though, with futures slightly higher.
In the FX space, rising interest rates amid a cyclical slowdown and rising energy prices is the perfect storm for a capital flow reversal in EUR/USD.
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