RE-29 May HSI Close
any chance for technical rebound to-morrow (30 May)?
紫白日飞星 --
May 23=2 (年5月8日2--合258)
May 27=6 (月8日6) take note
May 30=9(顺排 last day) take note
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May 31=1
May 30---5+3+0=8
caution--
SINGAPORE, May 29 (Reuters) - A spike in U.S. interest rates triggered by expectations the Federal Reserve will tighten policy soon spurred a massive selloff in Asian bonds on Wednesday and forced Indonesia’s central bank to step in to support its bond market. The selling was triggered by a drop in U.S. Treasuries during Asian trading that took U.S. 10-year yields to 13-month highs, extending the run-up in yields since Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s testimony last week. That testimony raised the possibility of the Fed rolling back its extraordinary quantitative easing (QE) program sooner than markets had anticipated. Foreigners who have been huge buyers of high-yielding Asian debt led the selling, traders said, putting pressure on bond markets in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea and Australia. As Australian bonds dropped, 10-year cash yields jumped to two-month highs at 3.48 percent and the Aussie dollar hit a 19-month low.--
紫白日飞星 --
May 23=2 (年5月8日2--合258)
May 27=6 (月8日6) take note
May 30=9(顺排 last day) take note
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May 31=1
May 30---5+3+0=8
caution--
SINGAPORE, May 29 (Reuters) - A spike in U.S. interest rates triggered by expectations the Federal Reserve will tighten policy soon spurred a massive selloff in Asian bonds on Wednesday and forced Indonesia’s central bank to step in to support its bond market. The selling was triggered by a drop in U.S. Treasuries during Asian trading that took U.S. 10-year yields to 13-month highs, extending the run-up in yields since Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s testimony last week. That testimony raised the possibility of the Fed rolling back its extraordinary quantitative easing (QE) program sooner than markets had anticipated. Foreigners who have been huge buyers of high-yielding Asian debt led the selling, traders said, putting pressure on bond markets in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea and Australia. As Australian bonds dropped, 10-year cash yields jumped to two-month highs at 3.48 percent and the Aussie dollar hit a 19-month low.--
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GBPNZD 15 min
HSI 60-min
A+H intraday
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