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By Nick Shamim
6 Aug 2018
BUND TECHS: Bullish Reversal
*RES 4: 163.39 High July 20
*RES 3: 162.70 Low July 19 now resistance
*RES 2: 162.47 High July 25
*RES 1: 162.30 High July 30, 21-DMA
*PREVIOUS CLOSE: 162.05
*SUP 1: 161.99 Hourly High August 3
*SUP 2: 161.48 Low August 3
*SUP 3: 161.17 Low August 2
*SUP 4: 160.86 Low August 1
Friday's price action has once again shifted the short-term outlook bullish with
161.99 turning from resistance to support in what looks like an inverse-head-and
shoulders formation. While prices remain above this level, the July 30 high and
21-DMA at 162.30 will be the next hurdle for the bulls, before a potential run
at the July 20 highs. Bears need to move below 161.99 to shift the short-term
outlook neutral and below 161.48 to re-establish the bearish trend.
BOBL TECHS: (U18) Above 131.860 To Confirm Bullish Breakout
*RES 2: 132.000 High July 25
*RES 3: 131.943 21-DMA
*RES 2: 131.910 High July 30
*RES 1: 131.860 High August 3
*PREVIOUS CLOSE: 131.840
*SUP 1: 131.660 Low August 3
*SUP 2: 131.520 Hourly Low August 2
*SUP 3: 131.360 Low August 1
*SUP 4: 131.146 100-DMA
Bulls are back in the ascendency following Friday's strong rally, with only a
break of 131.860 standing in the way of a bullish reversal pattern. Above this,
the July 30 high and 21-DMA are the next key hurdles for the bulls. On the
downside, bears need to break back below Friday's low at 131.660 to negate the
bullish picture and re-establish the downtrend.
SCHATZ TECHS: (U18) Bears Need To Reclaim 111.915 To Maintain Downtrend
*RES 4: 112.009 55-DMA
*RES 3: 112.000 Low July 5, July 16 now resistance
*RES 2: 111.982 21-DMA
*RES 1: 111.970 High August 3
*PREVIOUS CLOSE: 111.940
*SUP 1: 111.915 Hourly low August 3
*SUP 2: 111.885 Hourly Low August 2
*SUP 3: 111.850 Low August 1
*SUP 4: 111.815 May 22 High now support
Friday's rally has returned the focus to the upside, with bulls needing a break
above 111.970 to firmly establish a bullish trend and target the 21-DMA at
111.982. On the downside, a close below Friday's hourly low of 111.915 would be
needed to re-establish the broader downtrend, which would be further confirmed
by a push below 111.885.
GILT TECHS: Back To Neutral
*RES 4: 122.99 Low July 26 now resistance
*RES 3: 122.86 High July 31
*RES 2: 122.77 High August 3
*RES 1: 122.72 55-DMA
*PREVIOUS CLOSE: 122.66
*SUP 1: 122.62 Hourly High August 3
*SUP 2: 122.26 Low August 3
*SUP 3: 122.00 100-DMA
*SUP 4: 121.99 Low August 2
The contract rallied hard off of its 100-DMA (currently at 122.00) late last
week, with Friday's gains allowing prices to break out of the short-term
downtrend. Bulls now need to close above Friday's high of 122.77 to shift the
focus higher and establish a potential bullish reversal pattern. On the
downside, bears need a fall back below Friday's low at 122.26 to re-establish
the downtrend and mount another assault on the 100-DMA support level.
SHORT-STERLING TECHS: (U18) Downtrend Intact But Losing Momentum
*RES 4: 99.198 55-DMA
*RES 3: 99.180 Channel resistance from May 31 high
*RES 2: 99.165 200-DMA
*RES 1: 99.155 21-DMA
*PREVIOUS CLOSE: 99.145
*SUP 1: 99.150 Lows July 5 & 23
*SUP 2: 99.090 High Apr 26 now support
*SUP 3: 99.060 Low Apr 24
*SUP 4: 99.030 Low Apr 18
Short sterling posted solid gains on Friday, ending the week on a stronger note.
While the downtrend remains intact for now, it is losing momentum and a close
above the 21-DMA at 99.155 would provide impetus for further gains towards the
200-DMA and channel resistance. A break above here would be very bullish. Bears
need to push below 99.090 to provide new downside momentum and set their sights
on the April lows.
EURIBOR TECHS: (Z18) Downside Potential Increases
*RES 4: 100.310 - 2018 High Repeatedly May
*RES 3: 100.305 - Repeated daily lows Apr/May now resistance
*RES 2: 100.300 - Highs June 14 & 15, Repeated highs July
*RES 1: 100.298 - 21-DMA
*PREVIOUS CLOSE: 100.285
*SUP 1: 100.285 - 55-DMA
*SUP 2: 100.277 - 200-DMA
*SUP 3: 100.265 - High June 11 now support
*SUP 4: 100.245 - Low June 8
Friday's selloff has added further weight to the bearish case for the December
Euribor contract, which sits on its 55-DMA after bouncing off support at its
200-DMA. Bears need a successful move below the 200-DMA at 100.277 to trigger a
bearish technical pattern. Bulls need to remain above the 55-DMA in order to
keep the medium-term bullish trend intact, and push above the 21-DMA at 100.298
to target new highs.
US 10YR FUTURE TECHS: (U18) Threatening A Bullish Break
*RES 4: 119.250 21-DMA
*RES 3: 119-235 55-DMA
*RES 2: 119-210 High July 31
*RES 1: 119-205 High August 3
*PRICE: 119-185 @ 0635GMT
*SUP 1: 119-150 Hourly High August 3
*SUP 2: 119-095 Hourly Low August 3
*SUP 3: 119-020 Low Aug 1
*SUP 4: 119-000 Support
10-year futures remain bid following Friday's rally, with a push above Friday's
intraday high needed for the contract to break out of its short-term downtrend
that has been in place over the past two weeks. Such a move would open up a run
at the 21-DMA and 55-DMA and potentially form a bullish trend. On the downside,
bears need a close below the intraday high of 119-150 to shift the focus back
lower and mount a retest of the August 1 low.
US TSYS: US 10-YEAR YIELD TECHS: Reversal Potential
*RES 4: 3.050 - Low May 22
*RES 3: 3.014 - High August 1
*RES 2: 3.000 - Resistance
*RES 1: 2.966 - Hourly Low August 3
*PRICE: 2.953 @ 0645GMT
*SUP 1: 2.930 - Low July 31
*SUP 2: 2.926 - Low July 25
*SUP 3: 2.914 - 55-DMA
*SUP 4: 2.913 - 21-DMA
Thursday's failure to surmount the 3.0% level was following by a large selloff
on Friday which looks increasingly like a bearish reversal pattern. Bears need a
close below the July 31 low to confirm this and set their sight on the 55-DMA
and 21-DMA. Bulls need to recover 2.966% in the first instance if they are to
regain the upper hand and mount another test of 3.0%.
--MNI London Bureau; tel: +44 203-586-2229; email: nick.shamim@marketnews.com
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