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Wall Street rally extends as data matches China’s rebound

The rebound in China’s PMI numbers was echoed in the US, pushing Wall Street indices higher for a third day. It’s the RBA rate meeting today with a chance of a dovish bias. Brexit is still not decided.

US30USD Daily Chart

The US30 index rallied for a third day yesterday, touching the highest since October, as the March ISM manufacturing PMI beat estimates

The next possible resistance point could be the October high of 26,940

The ISM March manufacturing PMI hit 55.3, higher than economists’ forecast of 54.5. Today sees the release of durable goods orders for February, which are expected to fall 1.8% m/m.

DE30EUR Daily Chart

The Germany30 index ignored below-forecast PMI readings for Germany and the Eurozone yesterday, instead building on the positive sentiment from the China numbers and advancing for a sixth straight day, the longest winning streak since July last year

The index is testing the 200-day moving average resistance at 11,717. That average has capped prices on a closing basis since July 31

German Markit manufacturing PMI weakened to 44.1, below estimates of 44.7 while the Euro-zone equivalent came in at 47.5, missing estimates of a 47.6 reading. ECB’s Praet is scheduled to speak today.

AU200AUD Daily Chart

The Australia200 index looks poised to rally for a fourth straight day today as the market awaits the RBA’s rate decision

The index has advanced to the highest in 3-1/2 weeks on hopes the RBA will adopt a more-dovish stance on interest rates, similar to other central banks in the region

Building permits were strong in February, rising 19.1% m/m after a 2.5% gain in January. The RBA announcement is scheduled for 1130 SGT.

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