Wednesday 13 May — Australian Dollar / Japanese Yen leads the board with a long bias

Big movers overnight

FTSE100 opens +39 points on the composite bias score, now at -9 (yesterday -48). The five-factor engine reweighted overnight on the back of fresh CFTC positioning and live FRED rate data.

SOLUSD opens -30 points on the composite bias score, now at -22 (yesterday +8). The five-factor engine reweighted overnight on the back of fresh CFTC positioning and live FRED rate data.

NIK225 opens -30 points on the composite bias score, now at +17 (yesterday +47). The five-factor engine reweighted overnight on the back of fresh CFTC positioning and live FRED rate data.

GOOGL opens +24 points on the composite bias score, now at +11 (yesterday -13). The five-factor engine reweighted overnight on the back of fresh CFTC positioning and live FRED rate data.

XRPUSD opens +21 points on the composite bias score, now at +7 (yesterday -14). The five-factor engine reweighted overnight on the back of fresh CFTC positioning and live FRED rate data.

Key takeaways from the news

• 'Bitcoin transactions can be monitored’: Ray Dalio explains why central banks won’t touch BTC (CoinDesk)
• Asia's trillion-dollar titans are powering — and distorting — its fastest growing stock markets (CNBC)
• Bitcoin briefly hits $82,000, SOL, DOGE higher as Michael Burry warns of stock crash (CoinDesk)
• Franklin Templeton bets on fixed income growth to rebuild India business (Bloomberg)
• MARA shares sink on first-quarter revenue miss, $1.3B loss (Cointelegraph)

Edge Board headline shift

Yesterday's headline setup was FTSE 100 at -48. The Edge Board has rotated this morning — the new top conviction is Australian Dollar / Japanese Yen at +34.

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