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Wall Street indices had another poor session yesterday. S&P 500 dropped 0.88%, Dow Jones moved 0.82% lower and Nasdaq slumped 1.33%. Russell 2000 dropped 0.66%
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Global equity sell-off continued during the Asian session. Nikkei dropped 1.6%, S&P/ASX 200 traded 0.1% lower and Kospi plunged 1.4%. Indices from China traded 0.5-0.7% lower
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DAX futures point to a lower opening of the European cash session
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Further deterioration in market moods is fueled by the latest reading of Atlanta Fed GDP indicator, which now points to a US GDP contraction in Q2 2022
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Libya’s National Oil Corporation said that daily oil output in the country is almost 1 million barrels lower. Exports dropped 865k bpd
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The Ecuadorian government has reached an agreement to end protests. Authorities hope to lift oil exports limits by July 7
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Chinese manufacturing PMI, private Caixin/Markit survey, jumped from 48.1 to 51.7 in June (exp. 50.2). This was the highest reading since May 2021
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Japanese unemployment rate ticked higher in May, from 2.5 to 2.6% (exp. 2.5%)
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New Zealand building permits dropped 0.5% MoM in May (exp. -0.6% MoM)
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Cryptocurrencies jumped on rumors that the Japanese regulator may allow trust banks to manage cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin is trading 3.5% higher at $19,400
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Brent and WTI trade around 1% lower while gold drops 0.5%
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JPY and USD are the best performing major currencies while AUD and NZD lag the most
AUDJPY, a FX pair often seen as a risk barometer, is slumping today. The pair plunged below 38.2% retracement of recent upward move and 200-period moving average (purple line, H4 interval) and is now testing support zone at 50% retracement in the 0.9200 area. Source: xStation5
