Not a likely spread mover for us. With spreads close to AALLN and GLENLN, we see more value in the latter currently. GLENLN ESG metrics have been hampered by its decision to retain coal assets; we are not experts there but plans to increase exposure to copper may help.
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The European Commission adopted the 2025 Enlargement Package, the report assessing the progress accession countries have made over the past year towards meeting the criteria required to join the EU. Assessments range from the positive (Montenegro and Albania are seen as being on course to close accession negotiations by end-2026 and end-2027 respectively), to the balanced (Ukraine, Moldova and Bosnia and Herzegovina are judged to have made progress but need to accelerate the pace of reforms), to the negative (Turkey and Georgia, both criticised for the erosion of democratic values, with Georgia in particular labeled a 'candidate country in name only').
A strong rally in USDCAD last week, and this week’s extension, highlights a clear reversal of the corrective bear leg between Oct 14 - 29. The pair has breached 1.4080, the Oct 16 high to confirm a resumption of the uptrend. Note too that moving average studies are in a bull-mode position, highlighting a dominant bull cycle. Sights are on 1.4111 next, the Apr 10 high. First support lies at 1.3987, the 20-day EMA.
A softer short-term tone in AUDUSD remains intact for now and today’s move lower reinforces this theme. The pair has also traded through the 50-day EMA - a bearish development - and the move down undermines a recent bullish theme. A continuation lower would signal scope for an extension towards the first key support at 0.6440, the Oct 14 low. Key resistance and a short-term bull trigger is at 0.6618, the Oct 29 high.