USD is up across the board after yesterday’s developments in Europe, appreciating against the EUR and a range of other currencies. The Greek drama is not yet finished, but the removal of any near term Grexit Risk has proven USD supportive. Greece looks like less of a limitation for the Fed, so rising expectations on US interest rates can act as a lever for USD appreciation.
1. Who Said What
- Greek PM Tsipras faces party revolt over bailout deal – Reuters.
- IMF – Greece misses Eur 456 mln loan payment due yesterday, arrears now 2 bln Euros.
- Greece paid back Y11.7 bln of samurai bonds which matured yesterday – Reuters.
- UK June BRC like-for-like retail sales +1.8% y/y, May unch, total sales +2.9%, biggest rise since March, May +1.1%, sales strongest since January ’14.
- China June money supply M2 +11.8% y/y, CNY lending +13.4%, +11% and +14% eyed, end-June FX reserves $3.69 trln.
- Australia June NAB business conditions index +5 pts to 11, highest in 8-months business confidence index +2 pts to 10, highest since September ‘13.
2. Calendar
CET Times - Source: Investing.com
3. Asian Equity & FX Roundup
Euro and Jpys sold as we approach London,
Cad also weak, USD bought.
Source: Reuters Eikon/Metastock Xenith
Asian equities generally higher.
Source: Reuters Eikon/Metastock Xenith
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