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    Daily Markets Update: 30th September 2022

    Ndegwa
    By Ndegwa Mbuthia
    - September 30, 2022
    - September 30, 2022
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    Daily Markets Update: 30th September 2022

    Nairobi Securities Exchange

    The Nairobi all-share index closed the previous trading session at 129.02, shedding 1.59%. The index has returned -22.49% year to date. The current 52-week range is 116.88 – 181.92.

    The NSE 20 index closed yesterday’s trading session at 1733.77 and is currently trading at 1717.41, down 0.94%.

    In the previous trading session, CABL led the gainers at 6.90%, closing at KES1.24 per share, while OCH came last, dropping 10% and closing at KES2.70 per share

    In today’s early morning trading session, HAFR leads the gainers at 2.78%. EVRD has dropped 7.41% so far. KEGN leads the overall volume traded with 503,200 shares traded so far.

    source: mystocks
    source: mystocks

    Global Markets

    Asia

    Japan’s finance minister has signalled his government’s readiness to intervene in the currency market again if the yen remains under pressure. Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki pledged Tokyo last week to intervene in the foreign exchange market to prop up the yen for the first time in 24 years.

    Taiwan’s central bank chief said on Thursday that there would be no foreign exchange controls during his term. “Foreign exchange control measures will not be implemented in the short term,” said Yang Chin-long when taking questions in parliament. Management measures are enough to keep market stability if there are significant capital outflows, he added.

    China‘s Finance ministry plans to issue about 2.5 trillion yuan ($347.4 billion) in treasury bonds in the fourth quarter to help underpin the slowing economy, two sources have revealed. It also plans a $42bn support package in infrastructure loans, the Securities Times said on Thursday.

    HSI dropped 2.30% in yesterday’s trading session. HK50 fell 2.77% in the last trading session. Sensex lost 1.03%. Nifty slid 1.05%, closing the day at 16817.65. Tokyo’s Nikkei fell 1.10%.

    Asian stocks open slightly weak today. HSI is down 0.02%, and Nikkei is down 1.10% in the early morning trading session.

    source: Bloomberg
    source: Bloomberg

    Europe

    In less than a week, Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s cavalier “mini” Budget has sent UK markets into a tailspin. The equally demoralising government reaction to the fallout means the country’s reputation will take a further beating. A hitherto Awol Liz Truss resurfaced in radio interviews on Thursday morning only to double down on Kwarteng’s historic tax-cutting agenda. She attributed the market turmoil to the war in Ukraine and global factors.

    Europe’s top financial regulators have issued an unprecedented warning about “severe risks to financial stability” after concluding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could create a toxic combination of an economic downturn, falling asset prices and financial market stress.

    The European Systemic Risk Board, responsible for monitoring and preventing dangers to the region’s financial system, issued the alert after meeting last week and deciding the energy crisis triggered by the war in Ukraine had put the financial system in a precarious position.

    German inflation soared to double-digit levels for the first time in more than 70 years, underlining the precarious state of Europe’s largest economy, which leading economists warned could shrink by up to 7.9 per cent next year in a worst-case scenario.

    Euro Stoxx 50 futures dropped 2.60% in the previous trading session. EU50 fell 2.04%. UK100 lost 2.18%. Dax index futures fell 2.66%. DE30 lost 1.89%, closing the day at 384.22.

    European stocks trade slightly higher today. Euro Stoxx 50 up 0.18% pre-market. Dax index futures up 0.03% pre-market.

    source: Bloomberg
    source: Bloomberg

    US

    While the U.S. central bank seeks to bring down stubbornly high inflation by tightening monetary policy and thus moderating demand, a deep recession isn’t warranted to curb inflationary pressures, San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said in a speech Thursday at Boise State University. Still, Daly pointed out that a “downshift in economic activity” as well as rising unemployment will be needed to tame inflation in what the Federal Reserve hopes to be a soft landing.

    Nike slid to a new low after posting a mixed FQ1 earnings report. A drop in revenue in Greater China (-16%) was more than offset by gains in the Asia Pacific & Latin America (+5%), North America (+13%) and Europe, Middle East, & Africa (+1%)

    PepsiCo could take cost-cutting measures due to the economy.

    Facebook, $META, announces hiring freeze and warns of restructuring.

    SPX dropped 2.11%. QQQ fell 2.88%. DJI lost 1.54%. NDQ fell 2.86%

    US Futures trade slightly high ahead of the market open. S&P 500 E- mini futures trades at +0.06% today. NASDAQ 100 E-mini futures trades at +0.13% today.

    Key Events Today

    Core PCE Price Index YoY (AUG). 15:30 EAT

    PCE Price Index YoY. 15:30 EAT

    Fed Barkin Speech. 15:30 EAT

    Fed Brainard Speech. 16:00 EAT

    Fed Mester Speech. 16:00 EAT

    Fed Williams Speech.16:00 EAT

    Fed Bowman Speech. 18:00 EAT

    Fed Williams Speech. 23:15 EAT

    Key Earnings

    None

    Crypto

    BTC strengthened in yesterday’s trading session by using the previous day’s highs as support. BTC is above the daily ten ema, which is a good sign for bulls. A daily close above $20,200 will be crucial for BTC. A break of the level will indicate a break of supply from $68k highs. A break of supply on a high timeframe will lead to an aggressive move. If BTC closes the week on Sunday at the current levels, there will be confirmed bullish divergence. Traders are keeping an eye on the supply break and potential bullish divergence. BTC is yet to break the four-hour highs. It is consolidating under resistance at range highs indicating that chances of breaking out are higher than getting rejected at the moment. RSI retested the MA on the four-hour, forming a higher high. Buying pressure is increasing on BTC high time frames.

    ETHBTC is still below the ten ema. It may double bottom at 0.675 support level and bounce. However, this seems unlikely since ETHBTC is consolidating above support which is bearish.

    USDT.D is holding critical support. USDT.D formed a lower high on the daily chart for the first time in 38 days. USDT.D strength at the current levels is concerning considering the multiple drives of bearish divergence on high time frames.

    Key Resistance Levels

    19578 – 19634. CC and resistance zone and previous day high

    20158. Previous highs

    20426 – 20458. Daily level resistance and resistance zone

    20885 – 21018. Daily level resistance and resistance zone

    21880. Daily level resistance

    22258 – 22530. Weekly level resistance and previous highs

    Key Support Levels

    19302 – 19227.5. Support zone

    19121 – 19066. Support zone

    18832. Naked point of control

    18451. Naked point of control

    17569. Weekly level support

    Commodities

    Gold gained 0.11% in the previous trading session. Gold is currently trading +0.38% today

    USOIL lost 0.35% in yesterday’s trading session. USOIL is currently trading -0.50% today

    UKOIL fell 0.42% % in the previous trading session. UKOIL is currently trading -0.07% today

    Currencies

    EURUSD is up 0.13% in today’s trading session

    USDJPY is up 0.08% in today’s trading session

    GBPUSD is up 0.36% in today’s trading session

    USDCHF is up 0.01% in today’s trading session

    USDCAD is up 0.14% in today’s trading session

    AUDUSD is up 0.02% in today’s trading session

    NZDUSD is down 0.06% in today’s trading session

    AUDJPY is up 0.10% in today’s trading session

    Related:

    Daily Markets Update: 29th September 2022

    Daily Markets Update: 28th September 2022

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