USDJPY bullish conditions remain intact and the pair continues to appreciate. Sights are on the 140.00 handle and a key resistance at 140.66, the top of a bull channel drawn from the Jan 16 low. Moving averages are in a bull mode position and this highlights the current positive sentiment. On the downside, initial support lies at 137.77, the May 2 high. A short-term pullback would be considered corrective.
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The EU, Germany, Italy and Finland all still look to sell bonds this week while Belgium has already come to the market. We pencil in gross nominal issuance of E32.4bln from announced operations, down from E47.5bln last week.
TYM3 sees an extension through the previously outlined early Asia-Pac peak, but still holds to a fairly limited 0-07 range, last +0-12 at 115-08, at fresh session bests. Meanwhile cash Tsys are 1.5-3.0bp richer across the curve, with intermediates still leading there. There hasn’t been anything in the way of fresh headline catalysts, with swifter than expected deposit outflow from First Republic (albeit with apparent “stabilsation” of that situation in recent times), a heavy session for Chinese tech equities (which have extended lower in recent trade) and rhetoric out of Russia re: heightened chances of direct conflict with the U.S. at the fore as European traders begin to settle in for Tuesday trade.
RES 4: 4520.00 High June 2001 (cont)
The Eurostoxx 50 futures uptrend remains intact and the contract is trading at its recent highs. The recent extension reinforced the bullish significance of the break of 4268.00, Mar 6 high and a former key resistance. The move confirmed a resumption of the uptrend and maintains the price sequence of higher highs and higher lows. Sights are on 4381.50, Jan 5 2022 high (cont). Initial firm support lies at 4274.00, the 20-day EMA.