EURJPY has traded lower today to confirm a resumption of its current downtrend. The cross has this week cleared key support at 128.25, Jan 25 low and traded below the December 3/6 2021 low of 127.39. This opens 126.44 next, the Feb 9 2021 low. On the upside, initial resistance is seen at 128.77, the Mar 2 high ahead of the 50-day EMA at 129.94. A break of this EMA is required to suggest a base.
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Germany, Italy, Spain, France and Belgium are all scheduled to sell bonds this week. We look for E28.0bln of gross nominal issuance, down a little from last week's E28.5bln.
NET NOMINAL FLOWS: This week sees a E23.2bln Spanish redemption, USD1.5bln of a Lithuanian bond and E3.0bln EFSF bond all due to mature. Coupons for the week are estimated at E11.0bln. With estimated gross nominal issuance of E28.0bln, that leaves net flows for the week at negative E10.5bln (from positive E28.0bln last week).
For more see the MNI Issuance, Redemption and Cash Flow Matrix here.
AUDUSD has rebounded from the Jan 28 low of 0.6968. The trend condition remains bearish though and the recent breach of key support at 0.6993/91, the Dec 3 2021 and Nov 2 2020 lows reinforces this theme - the move lower confirmed a resumption of the downtrend and opens 0.6963/21, the Jul 16 and Jul 14 2020 lows. The next firm resistance is seen at 0.7148/91, the 20- day and 50-day EMA values.
France, Belgium, the ESM and the EU are due to sell bills this week. We look for issuance from first round operations of E11.0bln, down from E20.2bln last week.