A bit of a quiet one in Europe once again
Major currencies aren’t doing a whole lot, with the dollar holding a tad mixed as it sits lower against the yen (which is helped by lower yields) while commodity currencies are extending gains on the week amid the more buoyed risk sentiment.

Shanghai Securities News reports on the matter
Central banks across the globe have mitigated credit risks rather well during this unprecedented time but in China, worries are starting to surface again amid the whole Huarong debacle over the past two weeks or so.

10-year yields down 1.7 bps to 1.615%
Aside from some modest strength in commodity currencies, owing to firmer risk sentiment, not much else is happening as the market counts down to the US retail sales report later.