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US indices finished yesterday's trading mixed. S&P 500 gained 0.07%, Dow Jones added 0.29%, Nasdaq dropped 0.37% and Russell 2000 moved 0.31% lower
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Stocks in Asia traded mixed as well. Nikkei gained over 1.6%, Kospi moved 0.6% higher, S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.7% and indices from China traded lower
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DAX futures point to a more or less flat opening of the European session
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Politico reports that recent studies have found that Moderna vaccine is effective against mutant coronavirus variants
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Australian dollar dropped after Reuters reported that China plans to suspend economic dialogue with Australia
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Brazillian central bank delivered a 75 basis points rate hike to 3.50%. Bankers also hinted that adjustment of similar size will be made at the next meeting
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Fed Rosengren said it is too early to start discussions on QE taper
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PayPal reported Q1 revenue at $6.03 billion (exp. $5.9 billion) and EPS of $1.22 (exp. $1.01). Company's CEO said that cryptocurrencies are now the main growth driver for the company. PayPal said it will launch a digital wallet product soon
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Uber Technologies reported Q1 revenue of $2.90 billion (exp. $3.29 billion) and loss per share of $0.06 (exp. -$0.54). Net loss stood at $108 million. Company said that relatively small net loss was a result of booking a $1.6 billion gain on sale of self-driving division
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Precious metals, oil, industrial metals and agricultural goods gain
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AUD is the worst performing major currency while EUR and CAD outperform
AUDUSD plunged following a Reuters headline on Australia-China economic dialogue. The pair pulled back from the 0.7753 area, where the 200-hour moving average can be found, and dropped towards the 0.7700 handle. However, around half of the downward move has been recovered already. Source: xStation5
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