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Forex today was dominated in the end by the price of oil dropping to lows of 45.29 in WTI.
However, before getting the Canadian dollar, t was about the euro before that move higher in USD/CAD. The euro took off early doors, initially on strong European data and continued the Asian bid from down at 1.0880 until 1.0985 the high when the US got in buying up euros from 1.0918/20.
The hype is all about the French elections. There is a lot being priced into a Macron victory encouraging bulls to target the 1.10 handle in a possible buy the rumour sell the fact style of outcome for the euro crosses. This was discussed in today's French Election panel between hosted by FXStreet's Ross Burland and guests Joseph Trevisani from WorldWideMarkets, NY, and Yann Quelenn from Swissquotebank in Europe: see here for full recording: How to trade the French elections with Joseph Trevisani and Yann Quelenn
Meanwhile, in a technical sell-off, the DXY is trading within a range of 98.74 and 99.46 and below that 99 psychological handle down -0.46% on the day so far just ahead of the close. However, US yields were through the roof in an out of synch market, rallying at the off from above the 2.30 psychological level between a range of 2.3180 and 2.3667, up +1.4% on the day.
GBP was consolidative today. Currently, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2928, up 0.47% on the day, having posted a daily high at 1.2933 and low at 1.2831.
The yen took full advantage of a weak dollar, dropping from 113.05 the high to 112.34 the low, associated with US stocks tumbling from the off in a risk-off market where WTI lead the way, falling over 5% between a range of 47.75 the high and 45.29 the aforementioned low. USD/CAD has been an ongoing bid since the 12th April, with just two marginal down days within the broader and strong bullish trend from 1.3222. Today, USD/CAD reached as high as 1.3775 despite the weakness in the greenback elsewhere. As for the antipodeans, they struggled in a risk-off environment and the Aussie dropped to as low as 0.7382 from 0.7431 lows and the Kiwi move din a similar fashion from 0.6894 down to 0.6834. Gold, however, was also suffering, dropping from 1241.58 to 1224.33 the low.
The day ahead
Today, we have the RBA's monetary statement and new homes sales data while in the US, the nonfarm payrolls will take the limelight along with Yellen's speech.
Key events from the US session
