The Asian session (Sydney · Australia · Tokyo · China · Singapore) · updated 2026-09-06 21:00 UTC.
Good morning. The US session just closed with risk appetite intact — bond yields stayed easy and Wall Street finished sharply higher, with Fed Governor Waller’s comments continuing to keep rate-hike bets at bay. The heavyweight US jobs data has now passed, so Asia inherits a calmer tape.
The calendar turns light this window: ANZ job ads, Japanese leading indicators, German industrial production, and Swiss unemployment — all low-tier. Expect the real action to come from technicals rather than headlines, with two-way traffic likely around any data blips.
As a gauge heading in, oil remains the cleanest bull — D1/H4/H1 aligned up, pressing the 89.77 ceiling at 89.30. Bitcoin sits flat near 79,882, squeezed between support at 79,746 and resistance at 80,036, with H1 structure tilting down. Ether holds its uptrend but has cooled slightly, testing lower ground near 2,494. Cable stays coiled between 1.35015 and 1.35220 — the jobs print may have picked the direction, so watch for a breakout. USDJPY continues yesterday’s story: the bounce off ~155.33 has stalled under 156.27, with H4 RSI at 30.6 and EMA20 below EMA50. Gold is neutral, squeezed between 4,419 and 4,447 — a breakout is on the table, direction unknown.
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07 Sep 06:00 UTCEUR Low
07 Sep 06:00 UTCGBP Low
07 Sep 07:00 UTCCHF Low
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