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Japan led the losses in the Asia-Pacific region today, after a negative consultation in the United States yesterday.
The Nasdaq ended a five-day streak of back-to-back wins with a 2. 26% drop yesterday. Japan’s manufacturing value index rose 0. 7% in June from May. Year-over-year (YoY), the index rose 9. 2%.
In Australia, NAB confidence fell more than expected to one in June, from six last month.
In Europe, equity markets opened in the red, staying on Track on Monday. In the UK, the BRC retail sales monitor fell more than expected, up 1. 3% in June compared to June last year, and for the fourth month in a row.
The chief executive of the British Retail Consortium, Helen Dickinson, said: “Sales volumes are falling at a rate seen from the depths of the pandemic, as inflation continues to weigh on and families cut back on their spending.
Behaviors are also changing. Consumers are attracted to less expensive brands when it comes to food and postpone their purchases of kitchen appliances and household items. All those macroeconomic signs of the dollar.
This morning, the USD posted gains against major major major currencies.
The Australian dollar remains at a two-year low as energy and commodity costs fall under pressure from new China Covid restrictions. Only the Japanese yen appreciated against the dollar.
A currency pair has caught the attention of major investors. EUR/USD is now only a few pips away from parity, and trends are very unlikely to prevent it. The economic headwinds for the eurozone are strong as a hurricane. -The expected day arrived: closure of Nord Stream 1 for maintenance of the regime until July 21. The maintenance era has fueled the hypothesis that Russia will stop the resumption of fuel flows once maintenance is complete.
Add to that inflation, the severe threat of recession, and the Hardline rhetoric of the European Central Bank (ECB) to turn off cash taps.
Today is the day of the German ZEW. Economic sentiment is expected to fall 10 issues to -38.
Fears of an economic slowdown continue to weigh on oil prices.
This morning, WTI is falling towards $100 a barrel. China, the world’s largest importer of crude oil, is also cutting costs with the new Covid restrictions they may demand.
Elsewhere in the commodities market, the WTIgold will reach $1721 in September 2021 and silver has hit a new two-year low.
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