Short recap
Asian down on weaker Chinese data
Europe opening mixed
Trump getting more experienced (less tweeting)
And starting meeting people (like Rep/Dem leaders) to
move things forward
ECB to keep a steady hand on easy policy as
inflation stays very low
Chinese steel mills production reaching record
highs
Bitcoin on a weak foot after JPMorgan’s Dimon
fraud comment
Historically, it is not the high valuations that trigger
the stock market correction but the change in macro
Thus China and credit markets holding the key
Equities
EU short of EUR 5.4 bln from taxes from Google and
Facebook
DAX at 12 500 – a crucial for further development
Apple likely to face delays in iPhone X shipping
going to holiday season
Amazon.com to build a huge warehouse in Mexico
Kaspersky on the way out of US gov networks
Volkswagen along with FAW, SAIC
recalling 4.9 mln cars
Munich Re hit by hurricanes
Oracle reporting today, market to check how
successful their cloud business is. Expecting rise in revenue.
Bonds
10-yr Trys yield at 2.19% - seems comfortable
within the 2.10-30 range
10-yr Bund yield at 0.40%
DXY
Can we expect a return of Trump trade? Tax reform,
infrastructure and capital repatriation
All pointing to stronger economy and higher USD…
Strong support at 91.88 (2016 low), then 92.16 (10 DMA)
Resistance at 93.36 (50 DMA) and strong one at 92.74 (200
WMA)
EURUSD
Sitting at strong support zone 1.1870/80
Support provided also from rising trendline (since April)
and 1.1862 (23.6% Fibo)
Next support 1.1752 (50 DMA), 1.1720 (38.2% Fibo)
Resistance at 1.1931 (10 DMA), 1.1940 (55 HMA)
USDJPY
Trading above 110.00
Support at 110.40 (76.4% Fibo),
Resistance at 110.55 (50 DMA), 110.97 (61.8% Fibo),
111.23 (Ichimoku cloud), 111.15 (100 DMA)
Resistance comes also from rising trendline forming triangle
Gold
Gold lower on higher USD despite stocks correcting
Support around 1300 but market may be comfortable at 1315
as well
Resistance at 1333 (10
DMA)
Data/events
ECB’s Weidmann
(1530 GMT)
ECB’s Mersch (1600
GMT)
Fri
ECB’s Lautenschlaeger
(0815 GMT)
Sep 19-20 FOMC
Sep 21 – Brexit – a major speech from May expected
Is UK sort of
reshuffling priorities or looking at a reset of talks?
Oct 18 – China
National Congress
Oct 26 ECB
Should you have any questions feel free to contact me
anytime.
Good luck Champs!
Mr Hawk
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