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The risk-off sentiment continued to take place on Tuesday
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USD/JPY: The USD/JPY pair is now trading between the Tenkan sen and Kijun sen level. An upward wave would lead the currency pair to retest the previous top. On the other hand, a drop of the market will push prices to find support at the upper level of the Kumo.
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The main event of today is the Fed’s decision tonight. The Fed is expected increase the tapering pace to USD25bn per month starting in January, next year, which would imply an end to QE bond buying program in April.
In the equities space, the risk-off sentiment continued to take place on Tuesday, with equities lower and defensive stocks outperforming. Although yields were roughly unchanged the value versus growth trade resurfaced. Maybe this was positioning for tonight's FOMC meeting. Financials and materials ranked among the best sectors, while tech and real estate sold off. Major U.S. indices closed lower with Dow Jones down -0.3%, S&P 500 -0.8% and NASDAQ -1.1%. Asian markets are mostly unchanged this morning, and the same goes for U.S. futures.
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