With Japan out for holidays, there was no cash trading today for USTs in Asia. Bond yields had climb...
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A bearish trend theme in EURUSD remains intact and recent short-term gains appear to have been corrective. Resistance at the 20-day EMA, at 1.1590, has been pierced but remains intact - for now. A more important resistance is at the 50-day EMA, at 1.1660. A confirmed breach of this EMA would signal a stronger reversal. The bear trigger lies at 1.1411, the Mar 13 and 16 low. Clearance of this support would resume the downtrend.
The US 10-Yr future maintained gains Monday and is currently up +10 at 110-15. Having reached a high earlier of 110-16 the rally showed signs of easing only to consolidates at these levels.
Cash is strong with yields down -2.5-4.5bps with the 5-10Yrs outperforming in what appears more like profit taking on existing shorts, rather than a change in sentiment.
Looking ahead to Monday in the US, there is a US$89bn 13-week and a US$77bn 26-week auction for markets to absorb.
Jerome Powell is scheduled to speak at 10:30 AM ET. He is participating in a moderated discussion at a Harvard University economics class. xpect questions on how the Fed plans to handle the Middle East Energy Shock and whether the current target for 2026 rate cuts is being officially pushed back or even reversed. Williams speaks later in the day on financial stability and liquidity.
Dallas Fed Manufacturing Activity for March is the key data release.
Trend signals in Bund futures remain bearish and last week’s fresh cycle lows reinforces current conditions. The move down confirms a resumption of the downtrend and maintains the bearish price sequence of lower lows and lower highs. Sights are on the 124.00 handle next, a Fibonacci projection point. Short-term gains would be considered corrective, initial firm resistance is at 126.11, the Mar 25 high.