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Muted Asian Session On Wednesday

FOREX

Its been a muted Asian session for G-10 FX, moves have been limited with little follow through and ranges have been narrow.

  • AUD/USD is ~0.1% dealing in a narrow range below the $0.68 handle. The May Westpac Leading Index printed at -0.27%, the prior read was -0.03%.
  • Kiwi is a touch firmer however NZD/USD has observed a 15 pip range for the most part of todays Asian session.
  • Yen is marginally pressured, USD/JPY is up ~0.1% however the pair remains well within recent ranges.
  • Elsewhere in G-10 EUR and GBP are a touch lower than Tuesday's closing levels.
  • Cross asset wise; BBDXY is ~0.1% firmer and US Treasury Yields are ~2bps firmer across the curve. E-minis are little changed.
  • The May CPI report from the UK headlines todays data docket. Headline CPI is expected to tick lower to 0.5% M/M from 1.2% M/M in April.
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