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17 Apr 2015
Key overnight events wrapped up - Westpac
FXStreet (Guatemala) - Westpac Global Strategy Group gave a snaps shot of events that occurred overnight leading in to the final session for Asia today.
Key Quotes:
"Global market sentiment: The US dollar fell again overnight. More US data disappointments, Fedspeak, and a sense that US rate hikes may be delayed possibly contributed. US equities remained elevated (S&P500 +0.2%) but Europe’s fell (Eurostoxx 50 -1.4%), concerns regarding Greece intensifying. Commodities were mostly higher, Brent crude +1.0% (highest since December), copper +2.4%, but iron ore -1.1%."
"Interest rates: US 10yr treasury yields made a round trip from 1.87% to 1.93% to 1.87%. The 2yr yield was more consistent, falling from 0.51% to 0.48%.
Apart from disappointing jobless claims and housing starts, there was a change in tack from Lockhart who now saw less chance of a June or July liftoff. Fischer reminded the market that rates will eventually need to rise, but didn’t know when. Mester was characteristically hawkish, Rosengren dovish."
"Greek 10yr yields rose 110bp to 13.20% - a 2 ½ year high – as markets price in more chance of a default, the IMF’s rejection of an informal request by Greece for a delay in loan repayment (according to the FT) and S&P ratings downgrade recently adding to the theme. German 10yr bund yields fell to 0.07% - a fresh record low, the 5yr falling to -0.16%. 80% of German government debt now trades with a negative yiled - and rising!"
"Australian 3yr government bond futures ranged sideways between 1.72% and 1.78%, while 10yr yield rose from 2.33% to 2.40% before retracing to 2.35%. Yields were firmer than global peers because yesterday’s Australian employment report appeared very strong."
"Currencies: The US dollar index fell by 1% overnight to a low of 97.28, and was the third consecutive down day, having all but touched 100 on Monday. EUR rose from 1.0625 to 1.0818."
"USD/JPY fell from 119.40. AUD rose from 0.7735 to 0.7822 – a three-week high. NZD similarly rose from 0.7585 to 0.7698 – a three-month high."
"AUD/NZD retraced some of yesterday’s post-jobs reaction, slipping from 1.0205 to 1.0160."
Key Quotes:
"Global market sentiment: The US dollar fell again overnight. More US data disappointments, Fedspeak, and a sense that US rate hikes may be delayed possibly contributed. US equities remained elevated (S&P500 +0.2%) but Europe’s fell (Eurostoxx 50 -1.4%), concerns regarding Greece intensifying. Commodities were mostly higher, Brent crude +1.0% (highest since December), copper +2.4%, but iron ore -1.1%."
"Interest rates: US 10yr treasury yields made a round trip from 1.87% to 1.93% to 1.87%. The 2yr yield was more consistent, falling from 0.51% to 0.48%.
Apart from disappointing jobless claims and housing starts, there was a change in tack from Lockhart who now saw less chance of a June or July liftoff. Fischer reminded the market that rates will eventually need to rise, but didn’t know when. Mester was characteristically hawkish, Rosengren dovish."
"Greek 10yr yields rose 110bp to 13.20% - a 2 ½ year high – as markets price in more chance of a default, the IMF’s rejection of an informal request by Greece for a delay in loan repayment (according to the FT) and S&P ratings downgrade recently adding to the theme. German 10yr bund yields fell to 0.07% - a fresh record low, the 5yr falling to -0.16%. 80% of German government debt now trades with a negative yiled - and rising!"
"Australian 3yr government bond futures ranged sideways between 1.72% and 1.78%, while 10yr yield rose from 2.33% to 2.40% before retracing to 2.35%. Yields were firmer than global peers because yesterday’s Australian employment report appeared very strong."
"Currencies: The US dollar index fell by 1% overnight to a low of 97.28, and was the third consecutive down day, having all but touched 100 on Monday. EUR rose from 1.0625 to 1.0818."
"USD/JPY fell from 119.40. AUD rose from 0.7735 to 0.7822 – a three-week high. NZD similarly rose from 0.7585 to 0.7698 – a three-month high."
"AUD/NZD retraced some of yesterday’s post-jobs reaction, slipping from 1.0205 to 1.0160."