- Both the Japanese Yen and the Chinese Yuan are depreciating nearly 0.50% on the day against the Greenback.
- Over the weekend, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel is open to a ceasefire to exchange hostages, although he pushed against the request from Hamas to make it a lasting ceasefire, Bloomberg reports. Meanwhile, several world leaders came out condemning Israel’s recent attacks on Rafah, where several civilians have fled to, away from other attacked cities in the region.
- The US Treasury is heading to markets again, to auction a 3-month and a 6-month bill near 15:.30 GMT.
- Around 17:00 GMT, Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams will speak at a Q&A session in California. Broadly at the same time, Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin will also deliver a speech.
- The Fed will release its recent finding from the Senior Loan Officer Survey (SLOOS) at around 18:00 GMT.
- Asian equities are on the green, , with the Shanghai-Shenzhen CSI 300 up over 1.5%. European indices and US equity futures are taking over the positive spirit with a small 0.50% uptick on average.
- The CME Fedwatch Tool suggests a 91.8% probability that June will still see no change to the Federal Reserve's fed fund rate. Odds of a rate cut in July are also out of the cards, while for September the tool shows a 49.9% chance that rates will be 25 basis points lower than current levels.
- The benchmark 10-year US Treasury Note trades around 4.51% and fell out of bed earlier in the Asian-Pacific (APAC) session, sliding to 4.44%.
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