 Euro is on the rise today, pulling Sterling and Swiss Franc along with it. Slightly higher-than-expected German inflation data is sparking speculation of a potential upside surprise in Eurozone CPI tomorrow. This development, coupled with recent hawkish rhetoric from ECB officials, suggests further tightening are on the horizon, provided banking troubles don't resurface. Dollar and Yen are experiencing a broad sell-off. Although US benchmark treasury yields are rising amid stabilizing sentiment, they are clearly outpaced by their German and British counterparts. Commodity currencies are not seeing significant gains, despite overall sentiment, as BoC has already paused and both RBA and RBNZ are nearing a pause. From a technical perspective, as Euro leads Sterling and Franc, focus is on 0.9995 resistance in EUR/CHF and 0.8864 resistance in EUR/GBP. Breaking these two levels will further strengthen EUR/USD's momentum through 1.0929 resistance towards 1.1032 high and increase the likelihood of breaking through this level to resume the larger uptrend. In Europe, at the time of writing, FTSE is up 0.72%. DAX is up 0.93%. CAC is up 0.99%. Germany 10-year yield is up 0.047 at 2.374. UK 10-year gilt yield is up 0.047 at 3.518. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei dropped -0.36%. Hong Kong HSI rose 0.58%. China Shanghai SSE rose 0.65%. Singapore Strait Times dropped -0.16%. Japan 10-year JBG yield rose 0.0191 to 0.326. | 
