AUDUSD TECHS: Corrective Pullback
- RES 4: 0.6707 High Sep 17 and a bull trigger
- RES 3: 0.6660 High Sep 18
- RES 2: 0.6644/46 76.4% of the Sep-Oct bear leg / 2.0% 10-dma Env.
- RES 1: 0.6618 High Oct 29
- PRICE: 0.6555 @ 15:58 GMT Oct 30
- SUP 1: 0.6533 Low Oct 30
- SUP 2: 0.6493 Low Oct 24
- SUP 3: 0.6440 Low Oct 14
- SUP 4: 0.6415 Low Aug 21 / 22 and a key support
A bull cycle in AUDUSD remains intact and this week’s fresh highs reinforce current conditions. The break higher signals scope for 0.6629, the Sep 30 and Oct 1 high. Clearance of this level would strengthen the bullish condition. On the downside, support to watch lies at 0.6544, the 50-day EMA. A reversal lower and a clear break of the EMA would undermine the current bullish phase. For now, the latest pullback appears corrective.
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USDCAD TECHS: Bull Cycle Remains In Play
- RES 4: 1.4111 High Apr 10
- RES 3: 1.4019 38.2% retracement of the Feb 3 - Jun 16 bear leg
- RES 2: 1.3968 High May 20
- RES 1: 1.3959 High Sep 26
- PRICE: 1.3929 @ 16:41 BST Sep 30
- SUP 1: 1.3885/3810 Low Sep 25 / 50-day EMA
- SUP 2: 1.3727 Low Aug 29 and a bear trigger
- SUP 3: 1.3689 Low Jul 28
- SUP 4: 1.3637 Low Jul 25
A bullish theme in USDCAD remains intact and the pair is holding on to the bulk of its latest gains. Recent gains have resulted in the breach of a key resistance at 1.3925, the May 20 high and bull trigger. The break confirms a resumption of the bull cycle that started Jun 16. This paves the way for a climb towards 1.4019, a Fibonacci retracement point. On the downside, first key support lies at 1.3810, the 50-day EMA.
US STOCKS: Late Equity Index Rebound
Stocks actually stage late session recovery - as focus turns toward fundamentals instead of political turmoil:
- DJIA up 87.76 points (0.19%) at 46284.74
- S&P E-Mini Future up 27 points (0.4%) at 6719.5
- Nasdaq up 61.3 points (0.3%) at 22588.13
US TSYS: Curves Twist Steeper Heading into Likely Gov Shutdown at Midnight
- US Govt likely to shutdown at midnight tonight - the first time since late Dec 2018 when the government shutterd for 35 consecutive days. Senate majority whip Barrasso: "SENATE TO VOTE THIS WEEKEND ON REOPENING GOVERNMENT", Bbg.
- The BLS plans to postpone key economic releases in the event of a shutdown: "BLS will suspend all operations. Economic data that are scheduled to be released during the lapse will not be released. All active data collection activities for BLS surveys will cease. The BLS website will not be updated with new content or restored in the event of a technical failure during a lapse." LINK
- That said, most of Wednesday's scheduled data should be released as most are generated by non-govt firms, Construction Spending the lone exception tomorrow as the U.S. Census Bureau the source. Updates to follow if/when an announcement of a closing is made.
- Treasuries trading mixed after the bell, curves twist steeper (2s10s +2.591 at 54.207) as Bonds led the decline in the second half, Tsy Dec'25 10Y contract (TYZ5) currently trades at 112-15.5 (-1) on decent cumulative volumes of 1.68M. 10Y yield at 4.1483% (+.0096).
- A short-term bear cycle in Treasury futures remains in play. Last Thursday’s sell-off resulted in a print below the 50-day EMA, currently at 112-10+. A clear break of this average would undermine a bull theme and signal scope for a deeper retracement. This would open 111-13+, the Aug 18 low and the next key support. On the upside, initial firm resistance to watch is 113-00, the Sep 24 high.
- Projected rate cut pricing gaining vs. late Monday levels (*): Oct'25 at -24.2bp (-22.7bp), Dec'25 at -44.2bp (-41.3bp), Jan'26 at -53.7bp (-50.7bp), Mar'26 at -64.7bp (-60.9bp).
