USDCAD slipped Wednesday, but the broader trend needle continues to point north. The pair traded higher Monday and probed resistance at 1.2901, Mar 8 high. The strong recovery from the Apr 29 low of 1.2719 reinforces a bullish theme. A clear break of 1.2901 would pave the way for a climb towards the Dec 20 2021 high of 1.2964 - a key medium-term bull trigger. On the downside, first support lies at 1.2719.
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The EURJPY outlook remains bullish and any near-term pullback is considered corrective. The cross traded to a fresh trend high on Mar 28 and breached a key resistance at 134.13, Jun 1 2021 high, on Mar 24. This strengthens bullish conditions. The trend is however in overbought territory although key short-term support levels remain intact for now. Initial firm support to watch is seen at 133.94, Mar 28 low. 137.50/53 is the bull trigger.
Rates trading weaker after the bell, near session lows -- long end underperforming after ECB Vasle headline that "negative rates may end by year end." Tsy 30YY hit 2.4882 high. Yield curves steeper but still inverted: 2s10s climbing +7.314 to -.717 while 5s30s climbed 3.499 to -14.188.
USDJPY remains in a corrective cycle following last week’s pullback from 125.09, the Mar 28 high. Initial support to watch is at 121.28, the Mar 31 low. A break of this level would allow for an extension lower and open 120.95, the Mar 24 low ahead of the 120.00 handle. On the upside, initial resistance is seen at 123.20, the Mar 30 high with the bull trigger unchanged at 125.09. Clearance of 125.09 resumes the uptrend.