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Published: 2025-10-06T10:22:24.000Z

Psychology for major markets Oct 06

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JPY lower on the election of Takaichi as new LDP leader and PM. EUR down on French PM resignation

EUR/USD – Dropping below 1.17 on French PM resignation. Further downside potential if it lead to a French election

USD/JPY – USD/JPY sharply higher on the election of Takaichi as new LDP leader and PM. Gains look excessive as it remains unclear whether BoJ policy will be affected, and yield spreads still suggest substantial USD/JPY downside risk.

EUR/GBP – Dipping on French PM resignation. Year’s highs at 0.8763 now look out of reach near term, with 0.86-0.87 range likely to be restored.

AUD/USD – Still within mild uptrend since April despite firmer USD, with slightly less dovish RBA supportive, but vulnerable if there is a significant downturn in risk sentiment.

Equities – S&P still making new all time highs helped by dip in US yields but extended valuations mean risks are on the downside.

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