Not a whole lot going on in the major currencies space
- 10-year Treasury yields edge up to the highest since mid-June
- USD/JPY nears a test of 112.00 again as Treasury yields edge higher
Besides the action in the bond market and the yen (↑), there isn't much else happening as equities are also keeping more muted on the session thus far.
The dollar is holding mild gains against the likes of the pound, aussie and franc but overall it is little changed so there isn't much to really take note of for the time being.
EUR/USD is still lingering at its lowest levels since July last year around 1.1545-50 levels but we are likely to wait on the US jobs report later for validation ahead of the weekend.
Meanwhile, the aussie is among the laggards as we also see AUD/NZD rejected at its 100-day moving average @ 1.0550 after the recent run higher since mid-September.
But for now, bond yields and yen pairs are the key things to watch but any major moves or confirmation of that will have to come from the US jobs report later.