Morning wrap (10.01.2022)

7:43 AM 10 January 2022
  • The first Asian session of a new week turned out to be mixed. S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.1%, Kospi moved over 1% lower and indices from China gained. Japanese stock market was shut for holiday

  • US and European index futures trade flat compared to Friday's cash close

  • A local Omicron outbreak was detected in Tianjin,China - city that is gateway to Beijing

  • Goldman Sachs expects the Federal Reserve to deliver 4 rate hikes in 2022. Meanwhile, IMF warned to quick pace of Fed rate hikes could have negative impact on asset prices and may weaken demand in the US

  • ECB's Schnabel said that action aimed at helping climate pose an upward risk to inflation in medium-term

  • Output on Tengiz oilfield, the largest in Kazakhstan, has been gradually restored over the weekend after it was disrupted by protests in the country.

  • China will host oil ministers from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain this week. China asked for talks as it grown concerned about supply security amid violent protests in Kazakhstan

  • Australian building approvals increased 3.6% MoM in November (exp. +0.2% MoM)

  • Major cryptocurrencies traded sideways over the weekend. Ethereum tested $3,000 area but failed to break below while Bitcoin dropped to as low as $40,500 before recovering slightly

  • Precious metals trade lower, industrial metals gain and oil trades flat at the beginning of a new week

  • GBP and AUD are the best performing major currencies while CHF and EUR lag the most

Precious metals trade slightly lower at the beginning of a new week. GOLD continues pullback started last week after a failed attempt of breaking above the resistance zone marked with 38.2% retracement of the downward move launched in August 2020. The nearest support to watch can be found at the 23.6% retracement ($1,770 area). Source: xStation5

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