There is much more open interest in Eu calls vs puts. There is more extrinsic value in puts. Implied volatility is more median/stable in calls indicating structure. Gamma on puts is far greater a band and so puts are very unstable. By options contracts alone when compared to other metrics such as forwards Euro is not happy and so a pullup would be customary to 1.1180 where thy buying dies out.
My projection of Yen from NY session yesterday for 145.25 fell within 8 pips of accuracy but did not fill overnight. At times the main thing is the market is demonstrating mathematic cohesion.
UsdJpy just broke some average related (which I do not trade on but other participants do) parameters but it is not enough yet to warrant selling out on the downside and so there is still mathematical chance for the pair to hold just above 144.12.
EURO 1.1160
Bias: inactive / uP
Res 1.1195
Sup 1.1140, 1.1110/00
Puppy is looking, on some techs, pushing stretch limits.
Should the puppy give indication of a want to wonder down there appears to be a lot of interest to try to prevent such idea.
Earlier
ECB’s Knot Says Tighter Fiscal Policy Would Have Curbed Prices
10:00nyt – ecb nagel yaks
DLRx 100.67 / 10-yr 3.856% (not kidding)
Daly came out over the week-end yakking that “the time is upon us” to cut interest rates, Asked if there is anything that could derail a rate cut at the U.S. central bank’s Sept. 17-18 policy meeting, Daly told Bloomberg TV that it “would be hard to imagine at this point.”
This morning sofar DLRx appears to be tilting down.
There currently is little to suggest a turn to the upside unless, imo, bonds turn uP their yield. Why that would happen is reasonably prognosticated by Bill Gross:
Bloomberg – May 2, 2024 — Gross says 10-year yields will rise above 5% in a year · Government will increase debt supply to keep economy growing.”
I trust bonds as timing indicator for MY trading tactics but , currently, I can not / don’t want to afford position trading (via long DLRx for example) for a while yet.
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
Wall Street stocks (.SPX), opens new tab are back just shy of new record highs, lapping up the likely start of Federal Reserve easing next month but wary of Wednesday’s quarterly update from artificial intelligence behemoth Nvidia (NVDA.O),
GBPUSD 4 HOUR CHART – NEW HIGH

UK is back and GBP is in demand, both vs, the USD and on some of its crosses (EURGBP breaks below .8450)
When in unchartered waters 92+ year high), the most recent new high becomes key resistance.
The 1.3230 high has been extended, marginally so far. To guess at the next resistance zone, it would be 1.3250-80 if 1.3230 becomes support.
In any case, GBPUDD maintains a bid as long as it trades above 1.3180-00, stronger bid if above 1.3230..
AUDUSD 4 HOUR CHART – TARGET HIT

Consolidating
Hit its key target at the 2024 .6797 high and then backed off.
Would need a firm break of.6800 for another 100 pips on the upside.
Room on the downside for a retracement but that is all it would be unless .6697 is taken out,
Use 6750 as one of those pivotal levels that needs to hold to contain the doiwnside.
Nvidia – NVDA
Nvidia holds a 90% share of the Al chip market, with a 93% revenue increase and 150% operating income growth last year. Sales are expected to rise from $55.7 billion in 2024 to $150.6 billion by 2026.
NVIDIA Corporation is scheduled to report its earnings after the market closes on Wednesday, August 28, which is highlighted as a significant earnings event for the week.
Analysts expect strong results driven by high demand for enterprise Al and the company’s key position in the GPU market

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