April 26 2022 Daily Forex Analysis - Finveo
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Daily News • Global Stock Markets are rising this morning on the People's Bank of China's promise to support the economy. MSCI Asia Pacific Index turned positive on the new trading day after losing three consecutive trading days. China's CSI 300 and Hong Kong Hang Seng gained more than 1%. In particular, Chinese tech stocks are rebounding with dips after falling into oversold territory. The Hang Seng Technology Index, which fell to its lowest level in more than a month on Monday, rose close to 6% for a while. While U.S. futures indexes are not changing much, European futures indexes are up more than 1%. U.S. bond yields rose as the dollar fell. The U.S. 10-year bond yield, which fell close to 8 basis points yesterday, is above 2.85%, up 3 basis points this morning. • The People's Bank of China is trying to ease the markets with its promise to increase support for the economy. The People's Bank of China's pledge of support boosted Asian stock markets, particularly tech stocks. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has pledged to increase support for the economy to reassure investors amid weak growth outlook and concerns over Covid restrictions. In a statement from the PBOC, the People's Bank of China will "increase support for the real economy of prudent monetary policy, especially for sectors and small businesses that have been hit hard by the pandemic." The bank said it will support the healthy and stable development of financial markets and provide a good monetary and financial environment. The PBOC reiterated that it will keep liquidity reasonably abundant. This statement comes after the PBOC cut its FX reserve requirement ratios by 1 percentage point yesterday to contain the losses in the yuan. NatWest Group Plc. After the announcement, China Economist Liu Peiqian stated that he expects the policy easing to continue to be targeted, covering smaller companies and sectors more affected by Covid-19, and predicted that more comprehensive support may come after the epidemic is under control.
• On the first trading day of the week, IFO business confidence in Germany, the largest economy in Europe, rose to 91.8 despite the war in Ukraine, surprisingly. The expectations index in the country rose to 86.7 in April. ECB Chairman C. EUR/USD Lagarde said the ECB's net asset purchases will end in July or August and interest rates will rise later in the year. The weak risk appetite in the markets continues this week after Fed Chairman Powell stated that a 50 basis point rate hike would be on the table last week. With the dollar index exceeding the 101.0 level again, the parity was tested below the 1.07 level. • Resistance: 1.0785 – 1.0859 – 1.0904 • Support: 1.0666 – 1.0622 – 1.0548
• GBP/USD started the new week with selling pressure. Weak data from the UK reduces the demand for the British Pound GBP/USD and causes a decline in the pair. After disappointing UK Retail Sales data on Friday, the Confederation of British Industry reported yesterday that the Manufacturing Optimism Balance fell to its lowest level since April 2020. The worsening coronavirus situation in China and the prolonged Russia-Ukraine conflict continue to affect the mood of the market. • Resistance: 1.2823 – 1.2906 – 1.2969 • Support: 1.2677 – 1.2614 – 1.2532
• It is seen that the ounce of gold is trying to stay above $1900 this morning after yesterday's hard selling. Yesterday, albeit XAU/USD limited, it slumped below the $1900 level, this morning it was observed that there was a slope below this level. For now, it leaves its place to reaction buying as limited movements are seen below the $1900 level. With the People's Bank of China giving supportive messages to the market, purchases are watched in global stock markets this morning. This issue may continue today. There are U.S. data to be released for today. The effect on ounce gold may be limited. • Resistance: 1924$ – 1950$ – 1967$ • Support: 1881$ – 1864$ – 1838$
• Reaction purchases are seen in oil prices this morning. The Chinese Central Bank's verbal intervention in the market and its promise to support the economy helped the risk appetite to recover. This morning, while purchases are observed in Asian BRENTOIL stock markets and U.S. futures, it is seen that there is an increase in oil prices. Recession expectations for the Chinese economy had driven oil prices down in recent days, as it triggered the possibility of a decrease in oil demand. Messages from China today are creating optimism in the market. Its effect can be expected to continue. • Resistance: 105.37 $ – 108.28 $ – 111.23 $ • Support: 99.51 $ – 96.56 $ – 93.65 $
• Stock futures were little changed in the early hours of Tuesday morning after stocks bounced in the afternoon and ahead of S&P500 Big Tech earnings. Futures tied to the tech focused Nasdaq index fell 0.13%. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures and S&P 500 futures were little changed. In regular trading Monday, the Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.3%. The Dow advanced 0.7%, after cutting a 500-point loss from earlier in the day, and the S&P 500 gained 0.6%. The moves came as tech names like Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta Platforms rallied in the afternoon, amid falling interest rates and ahead of an intense week of earnings for mega cap tech stocks. Twitter also jumped after its board accepted Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s offer to take it private. • Resistance: 4.328 – 4.462 – 4.429 • Support: 4.227 – 4.160 – 4.126
Daily Stock News • Twitter — Shares of the social media rose 5.7% on news that Twitter would accept a buyout from Elon Musk to take the company private for $54.20 per share. (Positive) • Oil stocks — Energy stocks dipped amid renewed fears of a global slowdown as the country grapples with a Covid outbreak. Shares of Chevron and Exxon Mobil fell 2.2% and 3.4%, respectively. (Negative) • Verizon — The stock fell nearly 3.1% after Goldman Sachs downgraded Verizon to neutral from buy on valuation, following a big subscriber loss for the telecom giant. Goldman said Verizon is positioned to remain a wireless leader in the 5G cycle but also anticipates a slowdown in revenue growth. (Negative) • Advanced Micro Devices, Marvell — AMD’s stock rallied 2.9% after Raymond James upgraded it to outperform and said its stock could surge 80%. Raymond James also upgraded Marvell to market perform, which sent shares up 3.9% (Positive) • Coca-Cola — Shares of Coca-Cola rose after the company beat analysts’ expectations on the top and bottom lines in the recent quarter. The beverage giant reported adjusted earnings of 64 cents per share on revenues of $10.5 billion, while analysts expected 58 cents per share on $9.83 billion in revenue. (Positive) • Activision Blizzard — The videogame publisher’s stock moved 0.7% lower after missing analyst estimates in the first quarter. Activision Blizzard cited disappointing demand for its “Call of Duty: Warzone” among the contributors to the weak earnings. (Negative) • Kellogg — Shares of Kellogg dipped 1.8% after Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock to a hold. The bank cited the impact from workers’ strikes, rising inflation and supply chain disruptions among the reasons for the downgrade. (Negative)
Daily Data and Economic Calendar Currency Last Daily Change (%) Weekly Change (%) YTD Change (%) EURUSD 1,0697 -0,14 -0,85 -5,91 GBPUSD 1,2729 -0,09 -0,85 -5,93 USDJPY 127,85 0,21 0,49 -10,00 USDCHF 0,9592 0,00 -0,18 -4,83 EURGBP 0,84037 0,05 0,09 0,12 Index Future Last Daily Change (%) Weekly Change (%) YTD Change (%) SPX INDEX 4296,12 0,57 0,57 -9,86 GXM2 INDEX 14055 0,70 -0,94 -11,66 DMM2 INDEX 33844 -0,38 0,32 -6,35 Commodities Last Daily Change (%) Weekly Change (%) YTD Change (%) GCJ2 Comdty 1897,5 0,23 -1,73 3,63 XAUUSD Curncy 1898,47 0,01 -1,74 3,76 CLA Comdty 98,68 0,15 -3,31 34,51 COM2 Comdty 102,71 0,41 -3,67 34,49 Time Cur. Event 00:30 JPY Japan Jobless Rate 13:30 USD U.S. Durable Goods Orders 14:00 USD U.S. FHFA House Price Index 15:00 USD U.S. Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 15:00 USD U.S. Richmond Fed Manufact. Index 15:00 USD U.S. New Home Sales
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