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Yesterday the EURUSD bearish momentum seemed very limited. The trend line support on daily chart around 1.4695/1.4703 level should be the key level at this phase. A break to the downside could trigger further bearish scenario towards 1.4590. Initial resistance is seen at 1.4757 followed by 1.4807. CCI in neutral area on daily chart.
EURUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.4696
S2= 1.4639
S3= 1.4584
R1= 1.4808
R2= 1.4863
R3= 1.4920
GBPUSD Outlook Yesterday the GBPUSD made indecisive movement by opened and closed at almost the same price (1.8518 and 1.8526). My model goes mixed with neutral bias. Immediate support is seen at 1.8450 followed by 1.8405. CCI seems rejecting the -100 line on 4h and daily chart suggesting the pair might have a strong support area at this phase. However, I think the pressure to the downside is not over yet.
GBPUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.8424
S2= 1.8322
S3= 1.8239
R1= 1.8609
R2= 1.8692
R3= 1.8794
USDJPY Outlook The USDJPY bullish momentum was rejected yesterday. The pair bottomed at 109.02 and closed at 109.30. Resistance level at 110.66 area seems to be a key level at this phase. My model goes mixed with neutral bias. Immediate support is seen at 108.90 followed by 108.50. Initial resistance at 109.80. CCI in neutral area on all 3 time frames (hourly, 4h, daily).
USDJPY Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 108.78
S2= 108.27
S3= 107.52
R1= 110.04
R2= 110.79
R3= 111.30
USDCHF Outlook The USDCHF is moving in ranging market between 1.1030 and 1.0840. We need a breakout to find a clearer direction. Immediate support is seen at 1.0950 followed by 1.0920. Initial resistance at 1.1030. An upside break from that level could trigger further bullish scenario towards 1.1105 area. CCI in neutral area in all 3 time frames (hourly, 4h, daily).
USDCHF Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.0907
S2= 1.0860
S3= 1.0798
R1= 1.1016
R2= 1.1078
R3= 1.1125
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Tue, 26th of August, 2008 By Setyo Wibowo (analyst@fxinstructor.com)
EURUSD Outlook Yesterday the EURUSD bearish momentum seemed very limited. The trend line support on daily chart around 1.4695/1.4703 level should be the key level at this phase. A break to the downside could trigger further bearish scenario towards 1.4590. Initial resistance is seen at 1.4757 followed by 1.4807. CCI in neutral area on daily chart.
EURUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.4696
S2= 1.4639
S3= 1.4584
R1= 1.4808
R2= 1.4863
R3= 1.4920
GBPUSD Outlook Yesterday the GBPUSD made indecisive movement by opened and closed at almost the same price (1.8518 and 1.8526). My model goes mixed with neutral bias. Immediate support is seen at 1.8450 followed by 1.8405. CCI seems rejecting the -100 line on 4h and daily chart suggesting the pair might have a strong support area at this phase. However, I think the pressure to the downside is not over yet.
GBPUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.8424
S2= 1.8322
S3= 1.8239
R1= 1.8609
R2= 1.8692
R3= 1.8794
USDJPY Outlook The USDJPY bullish momentum was rejected yesterday. The pair bottomed at 109.02 and closed at 109.30. Resistance level at 110.66 area seems to be a key level at this phase. My model goes mixed with neutral bias. Immediate support is seen at 108.90 followed by 108.50. Initial resistance at 109.80. CCI in neutral area on all 3 time frames (hourly, 4h, daily).
USDJPY Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 108.78
S2= 108.27
S3= 107.52
R1= 110.04
R2= 110.79
R3= 111.30
USDCHF Outlook The USDCHF is moving in ranging market between 1.1030 and 1.0840. We need a breakout to find a clearer direction. Immediate support is seen at 1.0950 followed by 1.0920. Initial resistance at 1.1030. An upside break from that level could trigger further bullish scenario towards 1.1105 area. CCI in neutral area in all 3 time frames (hourly, 4h, daily).
USDCHF Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.0907
S2= 1.0860
S3= 1.0798
R1= 1.1016
R2= 1.1078
R3= 1.1125
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The Dollar surged on Friday, recovering from the previous day's losses, as gloomy British growth data backed views of a slowing global economy and raised prospects of interest rate cuts outside the United States. A sharp drop in US crude oil prices to below $115 per barrel and comments by influential investor Warren Buffett that he has no bets against the Dollar also added to the US currency's upward momentum. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's comments that a stable Dollar and falling commodities should help slow inflation this year and next. His remarks on Friday prompted analysts to reduce expectations of a US interest rate increase this year.
News and Events:
The Dollar surged on Friday, recovering from the previous day's losses, as gloomy British growth data backed views of a slowing global economy and raised prospects of interest rate cuts outside the United States.
A sharp drop in US crude oil prices to below $115 per barrel and comments by influential investor Warren Buffett that he has no bets against the Dollar also added to the US currency's upward momentum.
UK data showed the British economy stalled on Q2, suggesting a recession might be looming, and added to the outlook of a slowing European economy. It raised the possibility of European Central Bank and Bank of England monetary easing.
EurUsd dropped to a session low of 1.4758, edging toward a six-month low hit earlier last week at 1.4631. It was last trading at 1.4788, down 0.68%. UsdJpy jumped 1.52% to 110.09. GbpUsd dropped 1.32% to 1.8517. UsdChf rose 1.06% to 1.0988.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's comments that a stable Dollar and falling commodities should help slow inflation this year and next. Bernanke's remarks at an annual Fed symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, prompted analysts to reduce expectations of a US interest rate increase this year, which could diminish the Dollar's appeal to investors. But analysts said even without an interest rate hike this year, the Dollar would probably continue to recover.
Persistent problems at US mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and speculation over the future of investment bank Lehman Brothers could make the road to recovery difficult.
Today's Key Issues (time in GMT):
00:00 GBP Market Holiday 07:30 DKK August Consumer confidence -8 vs -9.7 07:30 SEK July Trade balance 8.2b (mom) 09:00 EUR June Industrial new orders -6.3% vs -4.4% (yoy) 12:30 USD July National Activity Index -0.6 14:00 USD Existing home sale 4.92m vs 4.86m 22:45 NZD Merchandise trade 4b vs 3.81b 22:45 NZD Merchandise trade – expo 3.44b vs 3.59 22:45 NZD Trade Balance Month -526m vs -223m 22:45 NZD Trade Balance Year -4.2b vs -4.48b
The Risk Today:
EurUsd: Market dropped as low as 1.4631 last week, new initial support. Further weakness will put the focus on strong support 1.4366 22nd January low. On the upside, only a return over 1.5000 and 1.5500 will release actual pressure and put key initial resistance 1.6000 into focus. Still a break up there would open the way to Trendline resistance 1.6200.
GbpUsd: Cable hit 2.0158 high 6-weeks ago and 1.8505 low last Friday. On the downside, further weakness would open the way down to 1.8395 end July 2006 low and maybe 1.8091 June 2006 low. Initial support holds 1.8414 today low. On the upside, initial resistance holds 1.8795 last week high. Former support 1.9363 holds also strong resistance. Key level holds 2.0100 resistance.
UsdJpy: Last 6-weeks recovery pushed the market up to 110.67 high. Further advance would open the way toward 111.92 early January high. On the downside, a return below 108.59 former resistance and 108.14 last week low will undermine the current advance. Profit taking might bring back down to 105 level and may open the way toward 102.73 support and 100 pivot point. Initial support holds 108.14 Thursday low.
UsdChf: Continuous Dollar strength consolidated over 1.0800 last week and hit 1.1041 6-months high on last Wednesday. Initial resistance holds 1.1107 13th February high. Strong resistance holds 1.1593 December 2007 high. On the downside, initial support holds 1.0863. Only renewed weakness below 1.0500 and 1.0375 would retest the 1.0000 pivot point and may open the way toward 0.9637 17th March low.
Resistance and Support:
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Mixed Performance of Euro zone and Satisfied data from US economy last week has let Euro to take satway Trend, where higher fuel price is a bitter experience for the Global Economic Growth.This week data from Euro would release saying Business conditions are shivering but still expecting for a better future, US got improvement in housing sector which is making greenish in consumer sentiment with good forecast as last Quarter GDP increased and forecast is higher.
Heads n Shoulders.
In weekly chart the clear "Head n Shoulder" would be interesting Trend. Before Euro rise back to 1.5 ish, it would fall to 1.4513 followed by 1.4279.
Comment : Euro formed an upward reaction last week, after the lows at 1.4600 area, reaching the area of 1.4900 on Thursday. Bears gained momentum at those levels, as expected, and euro was led towards 1.4700 area again. A move resumption to lower levels is possible, as we will see in the chart analysis below. After such a sharp decline, which didn’t give much opportunity to be followed, the first reaction towards 1.4900-1.5000 was expected to meet sellers, as we had mentioned in our analysis last week. We should keep in mind that the target that emerges from the double top formation, which was breached downwards, is found at 1.4500-50 area, while the basic trend line that links 2005 lows is reached at 1.4450 area.As we have mentioned in our previous analysis, the ranges for the decline are found at 1.4550 area, and the most extreme scenario-according to current facts- would be a reach of 1.4300 area. The most likely scenario would be a formation of an important low between 1.4450 and 1.4550. From those levels, a correction (from 1.6040 tops) around 38.2% and 50% would be possible and a retracement to the previous base of 1.5300, which should be tested as resistance, is likely. For the time being, the downward move is been continued from the 1.4900 reaction, and first targets are set at 1.4660-70 and 1.4620-40. A move to new lows will lead euro to the first important target area (1.4500-50), followed by the area of 1.4430-50. Intraday resistance emerges at 1.4760-70 and 1.4800-25, which is more important. This negative outlook will change after a move above Thursday’s tops at 1.4910…
TRADING EUR/USD SWING TRADING : Sell positions, that were opened at the retracement towards 1.4900, where our first targets were set, could have as first target a pullback to 1.4630 lows. The upper part could remain open for the reach of the basic targets at 1.4550 area. Below those levels buy opportunities will emerge for the short term, adding positions per 50-70 pips until 1.4370-00 area, with stops below 1.4300. First target will be at 1.5000 and according to the conditions that will be formed, we will follow until 1.5200-5300 area. INTRADAY TRADING : The short term trend after the reach of 1.4900 is bearish and should remain at least until the area of 1,4660-80 or 1,4600-30. We will use the first reaction towards the middle Bollinger in the hourly chart for intraday sell positions, adding more at 1.4790-4805, and stops above 1,4835. Short term (small) buy positions could be tried at 1,4660-70 and 1,4630-40 support levels, with tight stops and targets.
Comment : The beginning of the week finds the pound still weak, as the decline was continued on Friday, below the important support levels of 1.8500. Our targets are set at 1.8300-5, where our target after the break of the big consolidation (we can see it in the daily chart) and the two equal waves from 2007 tops (AB and CD in the daily chart) are found. As a result, after a move below 1.8350 area, we will examine the formation of an important short term low scenario. We will abandon this scenario after a move below 1.8270, and if these levels are breached, next important targets are set at 1.8000. This would be an extreme but yet possible short term scenario… Important intraday resistance is found at 1,8500-30 and 1,8580-8610, which is more important.
TRADING GBP/USD : The sharp decline on Friday was continued in the beginning of the week, leading to the 1.8400 area. For the short term, we will use any reaction towards 1.8500-30 area for sell positions with stops above 1.8560 and target at a retracement to previous lows. Sell orders could be tried again at 1,8590-8610 with stops above 1,8650… A move below 1,8350 will be used for buy positions, adding more at 1,8300 and stops below 1.8250. Our target for these positions will be wider at 1,8900-1,9000…
USD/JPY
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After some trend continuation on the USD and Oil on Friday, Asia made a break of support on most USD pairs leaving London wondering where to go. Being a holiday in England was already going to reduce liquidity and without nearby support or resistance, some time was needed to lay some framework for a trade plan.
Watching the Majors closely we were able to find these clues. In this video I focus on just one of these plans involving the GBP/USD. After a series higher lows, cable showed a break of the 15m 21ema. Once this occurred we did a Fibonacci study and simply awaited some level of confirmation on a 1m chart in the 38.2-61.8 range. Sure enough within 30 minutes this entry presented itself in the mid 1.9420's.
As for profit targeting it was quite simple. A retest of previous support now resistance at 1.8500-8510, which also happened to be the hourly 21 was our first real stop. So ultimately we were risking maybe 15 pips for a 75 pippish goal from our fib entry, certainly a quality risk vs. reward setup. Although it seemed to take literally forever to play out, there was never a reason to get out. Slowly we 'Rode the 5ema' and made our way to the 1.8520 area before abruptly returning to 1.9485 or so (another fib). Boring night for sure, but a decent 65-95 pip move even from the fib area here made the waiting well worth it.
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Friday's strong reversal was due to a double hit of much weaker commodity prices (as global concerns begin to cool off) and a Bernanke inspired rally on the USD. The Fed chief seemed to indicate that the Fed is ready to fight inflation in the future as oil prices decline and the USD stabilizes. Those are mighty bold statements since forecasting energy prices and the USD that far in advance seems a little speculative but nonetheless, traders liked what he had to say. Equities surged, followed by the USD and a weak JPY. Overall, across the majors it was as though Thursday's price action had not even occurred. Risk still seems high and clearly volatility will give most traders a rough time in the near term.
PREVIEW: 25 AUGUST 2008
We start the week with Trade in New Zealand and start looking forward to the remaining economic announcements including FOMC minutes and GDP in the US. If there is one thing we can count on, it is volatility. Therefore, traders should be watching the intermarket environment for signs of trouble. In particular I think we should be paying attention to equity prices. Despite the dramatic reversal in favor of a weak JPY, equities are still trapped within a consolidation pattern and face a significant prior down trendPFX Forex Trading Outlook
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The fall of the euro from the heights does not mean that traders have resigned from recent currency history. Even after its unprecedented fall the united currency has only now returned to the middle of its rising trend against the dollar that has prevailed for six and a half years, since early 2002.
Very little in the Eurozone economic situation or world economic history had warranted the euro’s presence north of 1.5500. But nothing in the United States present economic condition indicates that it has broken its long term disability against the euro.
The Eurozone economies were never as immune to the sub prime contagion as dollar detractors proclaimed. And they have proven equally susceptible if not more to economic damage from high energy prices. But neither is the United States bound to respond to 325 basis points of central bank rate reductions with its usual vigor and in the normal time frame of six months to a year.
The old scenario which had the European Monetary Union (EMU) proceeding with moderate economic growth and a steady or hiking European Central Bank (ECB) paired with a recessionary America and an easing Federal Reserve has been abandoned. The new assumption has the benefit of initial proof, negative GDP in the Eurozone second quarter and positive US results, but it is essentially untested.
The American economy retains considerable known problems: the prolonged housing slump, the drag from gasoline and energy prices, the contraction of commercial credit; and several dangerous unknowns: the possibility of large failures in the financial system, a return to $140 or higher oil prices, and the degree to which the economy was bolstered by the Federal cash stimulus in the second quarter. Any one or combination of these could easily derail what positive economic momentum exists in the US. There is also the uncertainty attached to the presidential election and the candidates’ competing and quite different economic prescriptions. The proposed economic plans of each party stress voter friendly initiatives; few will be good for the dollar.
The ECB governors seem a bit surprised that mundane economic reality still applies to them. It was a scant three months ago when government and central bank officials were proclaiming their expectations for continued moderate economic growth in 2008. The Europeans have their share of problems as well. If the two major countries, Germany and France are not suffering the aftermath of a real estate bubble, that is not true of some of the smaller members, primarily Spain and Ireland. Energy costs are as great a drag on economic well being as they are in the States and they certainly have a greater effect on consumer outlook and spending. Russia, newly assertive and unmistakably threatening, sits astride European energy supplies, supplies for which there are no domestic alternatives. Finally any worldwide financial catastrophes will leave casualties in Europe, Asia, and America equally.
The change in economic outlook in the EMU has been enough to boost the dollar substantially as it put paid to unrealistic expectations for European autarky.
It is now the US economy that is expected to sustain a recovery first, or at least to grow faster than its European counterpart. Neither central bank is in a position to change its rate policy.
The ECB is constrained by inflation, its own rhetorical history, and institutional credibility. The members of the ECB governing board and President Trichet are intelligent, analytical and persuasive individuals. In setting a public inflation target they and their predecessors had to have known that a time might come when they would be forced to choose between inflation control and economic growth. That time is now. If the pending recession, which Trichet warned about six weeks ago, could not prompt an adjustment of ECB policy, another quarter of negative growth will not do so.
Likewise, the Federal Reserve cannot raise rates to combat 5.6% inflation. The US economy is weak, 2nd quarter GDP notwithstanding, with glaring vulnerabilities in finance and energy costs. For the next few months central bank rate policy is not likely to be the determining factor in the relation between the euro and the dollar.
The debunking of one unrealistic assumption in Europe does not mean another, almost equally unrealistic, the return of the US to robust growth, is about to happen. From November until February the market traded back and forth between 1.4400 and 1.4900. That is precisely the position now. A prolonged muddle could be ahead while traders wait for statistics to resolve their questions. The dollar run is not over, but its continuation will require further proof. An extension of dollar strength will have to go quite a bit further, to below 1.4000, before its six year fall against the euro can be broken. That is not a project that will be completed in the next few months.
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Because the markets are largely sitting on key support and resistance levels right now it makes technicals much more important and critical than some of the fundamentals we may normally be interested in. Market sentiment at these levels can be extremely volatile so I am watching those announcements that are likely to have the biggest impact on forex traders in the short term.
From that perspective it is tempting to get a little over focused on the USD, and with GDP and FOMC releases due this week that temptation is somewhat justified. Traders in general have been increasing their outlook for growth in the US recently as evidenced by the trend in equities. If the GDP prelim. numbers or consumer confidence or even the FOMC minutes appear soft we could get a rejection at resistance on the USD and therefore a continued reversal across the majors. Check out the video for our take on the rest of the week's news and what we think will matter most.
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EURUSD Outlook Yesterday the daily CCI gave us a valid warning about an upside correction potential of EURUSD. The pair topped at 1.4907 and closed at 1.4896. I am expecting further upside scenario towards 1.4975. We have a valid bullish channel on hourly and 4h chart. As long as these channels are not violated we still have a potential further bullish scenario. Immediate support is seen at 1.4820 followed by 1.4750. Initial resistance at 1.4925 followed by 1.4975. CCI just cross 100 line down on hourly chart and in overbought area on 4h chart suggesting a downside risks as the pair is traded near the bullish channel resistance line.
EURUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.4782
S2= 1.4668
S3= 1.4606
R1= 1.4958
R2= 1.5020
R3= 1.5134
GBPUSD Outlook Yesterday the Sterling recovered against Greenback. The GBPUSD was corrected higher, topped at 1.8793 and closed at 1.8776. Technically this fact open the door for a further upside correction move towards 1.8960 area. Immediate support is seen at 1.8740 followed by 1.8666. Initial resistance at 1.8850. We have a valid bullish channel on hourly and 4h chart. As long as these channels are not violated we still have a potential further bullish correction scenario. CCI just cross 100 line down on hourly chart and in overbought area on 4h chart suggesting a downside risks towards bullish channel support line.
GBPUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.8657
S2= 1.8539
S3= 1.8471
R1= 1.8843
R2= 1.8911
R3= 1.9029
USDJPY Outlook Yesterday the Greenback slumped against Japanese Yen. The pair bottomed at 108.13 and closed at 108.47. My model is mixed with downside bias. A consistent move below 108.50 would open the door towards 107.35. Immediate support is seen at 108.11. Initial resistance at 108.90 followed by 109.50. CCI about to cross -100 line up on 4h chart suggesting an upside risks.
USDJPY Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 107.79
S2= 107.11
S3= 106.10
R1= 109.48
R2= 110.49
R3= 111.17
USDCHF Outlook Like all other major currencies, yesterday the Swiss Franc was traded stronger against Greenback. The pair breakout to the downside from ranging area, bottomed at 1.0842 and closed at 1.0864. My model is mixed with downside bias. Immediate support is seen at 1.0828. Initial resistance at 1.0896 followed by 1.0930. CCI about to cross -100 line up on 4h chart suggesting an upside risks.
USDCHF Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.0805
S2= 1.0746
S3= 1.0651
R1= 1.0959
R2= 1.1054
R3= 1.1113
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Market is looking for Euro-zone and Britain for more evidence of slowing growth.
News and Events:
The Dollar rose on Wednesday, reversing a two-day losing markets, supported by views that slowing global economic growth would prompt a wave of interest rate cuts outside the United States. It gained in quiet trade despite a rebound in Crude Oil prices to $115.51 a barrel.
Data from Europe and Japan are increasingly pointing to deterioration in the growth outlook for those regions, leading investors to anticipate early rate cuts from both the European Central Bank and the Bank of England.
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EURUSD Outlook Yesterday the EURUSD attempted to push lower, bottomed at 1.4672, but failed to continue this bearish momentum by closed higher at 1.4743. Early today in Asian market, the pair is traded around 1.4780 at the time I wrote this comment. The pair is making a new soft bullish channel and CCI about to cross 100 line up suggesting a possibility of another soft bullish correction on 4h chart. My model goes mixed with neutral bias. Immediate support is seen at 1.4720 followed by 1.4672 (yesterday’s low). Initial resistance at 1.4820 followed by 1.4875. CCI just cross -100 line up on daily chart suggesting a potential bullish correction.
EURUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.4674
S2= 1.4606
S3= 1.4540
R1= 1.4808
R2= 1.4874
R3= 1.4942
GBPUSD Outlook Similar to EURUSD, yesterday the GBPUSD attempted to go lower, bottomed at 1.8539 but closed higher at 1.8613. We have a ranging market between 1.8722 and 1.8536 on 4h chart from the beginning of this week and need a breakout. I am expecting an upside breakout as a correctional move at least at 1.8750 resistance level since we don’t have a significant upside correction so far. Immediate support is seen at 1.8580. CCI just cross -100 line up on daily chart suggesting a potential bullish correction. Eyes on UK Retail Sales data today.
GBPUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.8540
S2= 1.8467
S3= 1.8396
R1= 1.8684
R2= 1.8755
R3= 1.8828
USDJPY Outlook Yesterday the USDJPY made no significant movement. The pair topped at 110.27 and bottomed at 109.60. My model remains mixed with neutral bias. We have a soft bearish channel on 4h chart and CCI just cross -100 line down suggesting a soft bearish correction potential. Immediate support is seen at 109.30 followed by 108.50. Initial resistance at 110.27 (yesterday’s high).
USDJPY Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 109.54
S2= 109.23
S3= 108.87
R1= 110.21
R2= 110.57
R3= 110.88
USDCHF Outlook Yesterday the Swiss Franc wad traded weaker against Greenback. The pair topped at 1.1039 and closed at 1.0985. We have a ranging market between 1.0872 and 1.1039 since 14/08/2008. My model is mixed with neutral bias. Any breakout from ranging area would give us a clearer direction. CCI just cross 100 line down on daily chart suggesting a potential bearish correction.
USDCHF Daily Supports and Resistances:
S1= 1.0908
S2= 1.0831
S3= 1.0766
R1= 1.1050
R2= 1.1115
R3= 1.1192
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Crude Rises on hurricane fears in the US, Dollar rises after yesterdays data-led correction
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US Housing starts initiated a Dollar correction against majors yesterday, while hurricane fears in the U.S pushed Crude higher. Gold rose above $810/o.z on both strong demand and dollar slump. Today's trading to be influenced by continued dollar strength and news from Canada on retail sales and leading indicators.
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The Usd was stronger in Asian session, as concerns over slowing growth persisted. The EurUsd traded lower from 1.4700 to 1.4651, the while UsdJpy rallied from mid day 109.69 lows to 110.24, as the day progressed. The AudUsd came under pressure, as RBA minutes showed the members did contemplate an "early reductions", which sent the pair from 0.8700 to 0.8635 and the NzdUsd followed falling, from 0.7172 to 0.7045. Concerns of a tropical storm directly impacting the gulf's oil production eased slightly overnight (although not completely clear just yet), while crude hovered around the $111.50bll mark, which was Usd supportive. Wall Street traded lower yesterday led by the financial sectors, as worries over Fannie and Freddie and larger then expected q3 losses scared investors. Asian stock markets are currently trading lower and European stock futures are pointing to a lower opening.
As was universally expected, the Bank of Japan decided to hold rates steady at 0.5%. The BoJ stated domestic demand could soften further and both downside risks to growth and upside risk to inflation remain intact. In addition, the assessment of the domestic economy was lowered again, as concerns growth hat weakness in the US (and weakness in general exports) will send Japan into a fully blown recession.
In Australia, the RBA minutes showed that members did consider an "early reduction" in rates. However, the concerns that elevated inflation could lead to rising wages kept the bank on hold. We believe that the overall tone of the minutes supports a September cut, but a stronger case can be made for 25bp then 50bp (roughly 70bp of cuts have already been price in this year).
European activity will be centered on the German ZEW. We are expecting continued deterioration and a surprise to the downside. Investors sentiment did tick up in August from a very low level, while current conditions are certainly under-pressure. However, from a macro perspective, ZEW has not been tightly correlated with GDP growth in the past, so any market reaction will be short lived.
Daily Forex Pivot Point AUDUSD R 3: 0.8846 R 2: 0.8797 R 1: 0.8757 CURRENT: 0.8651 S 1: 0.8633 S 2: 0.8593 S 3: 0.8503
EURJPY R 3: 164.41 R 2: 163.88 R 1: 163.10 CURRENT: 161.11 S 1: 161.01 S 2: 160.14 S 3: 158.61
USDSGD R 3: 1.4265 R 2: 1.4219 R 1: 1.4193 CURRENT: 1.4167 S 1: 1.4025 S 2: 1.3891 S 3: 1.3819
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The Usd was stronger in Asian session, as concerns over slowing growth persisted. The EurUsd traded lower from 1.4700 to 1.4651, the while UsdJpy rallied from mid day 109.69 lows to 110.24, as the day progressed. The AudUsd came under pressure, as RBA minutes showed the members did contemplate an "early reductions", which sent the pair from 0.8700 to 0.8635 and the NzdUsd followed falling, from 0.7172 to 0.7045. Concerns of a tropical storm directly impacting the gulf's oil production eased slightly overnight (although not completely clear just yet), while crude hovered around the $111.50bll mark, which was Usd supportive. Wall Street traded lower yesterday led by the financial sectors, as worries over Fannie and Freddie and larger then expected q3 losses scared investors. Asian stock markets are currently trading lower and European stock futures are pointing to a lower opening.
As was universally expected, the Bank of Japan decided to hold rates steady at 0.5%. The BoJ stated domestic demand could soften further and both downside risks to growth and upside risk to inflation remain intact. In addition, the assessment of the domestic economy was lowered again, as concerns growth hat weakness in the US (and weakness in general exports) will send Japan into a fully blown recession.
In Australia, the RBA minutes showed that members did consider an "early reduction" in rates. However, the concerns that elevated inflation could lead to rising wages kept the bank on hold. We believe that the overall tone of the minutes supports a September cut, but a stronger case can be made for 25bp then 50bp (roughly 70bp of cuts have already been price in this year).
European activity will be centered on the German ZEW. We are expecting continued deterioration and a surprise to the downside. Investors sentiment did tick up in August from a very low level, while current conditions are certainly under-pressure. However, from a macro perspective, ZEW has not been tightly correlated with GDP growth in the past, so any market reaction will be short lived.
Daily Forex Pivot Point AUDUSD R 3: 0.8846 R 2: 0.8797 R 1: 0.8757 CURRENT: 0.8651 S 1: 0.8633 S 2: 0.8593 S 3: 0.8503
EURJPY R 3: 164.41 R 2: 163.88 R 1: 163.10 CURRENT: 161.11 S 1: 161.01 S 2: 160.14 S 3: 158.61
USDSGD R 3: 1.4265 R 2: 1.4219 R 1: 1.4193 CURRENT: 1.4167 S 1: 1.4025 S 2: 1.3891 S 3: 1.3819
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RBA Says Rate Cut May Be Needed To Avoid Deeper Economic Slowdown
The Reserve Bank of Australia`s Policy Board thinks an interest rate reduction might be necessary to help steer the nation`s economy away from a deeper economic slowdown.
Minutes of the RBA`s August 5 policy meeting, released Tuesday in Sydney, indicate the bank was poised to consider a drop from the current 12-year high cash rate of 7.5 percent.
`Indeed, less restrictive conditions could soon be called for, otherwise the risk of a deeper and more persistent slowing in the economy would increase,“ the minutes said. `On these considerations, a case could be made for an early reduction in the cash rate.`
The minutes showed committee members saw that `consumption spending had weakened considerably in 2008, with retail sales being essentially flat in value terms over the first half of the year.`
`On balance, it was now looking more likely that demand would remain on a slower track, and economic growth would be fairly slow, over the period ahead.`
The RBA Board`s next meeting is scheduled for September 2.
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The Dollar jumped to a 6-month high against the Euro on Friday, helped by another drop in oil prices and growing views the US economic slowdown may be bottoming while growth in the euro zone stalls. It also posted a fifth week of gains as investors shifted their view on the global economy's ability to withstand a downturn initiated in the United States.
Data in the US on Friday showed an unexpected rise in manufacturing activity in the New York state area and an increase in industrial output and consumer confidence. By contrast, reports on Thursday showed the euro zone economy contracted in Q2 for the first time since the common currency's inception.
A steep drop in commodity prices also has lent support to the Dollar easing concern about the US economic outlook in the second half of the year. Crude oil prices slid further on Friday and ended 0.9% lower at 113.90 per barrel.
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Renewed weakness in oil prices and a break of 1.4850
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The Dollar rallied to an almost six-month high against the Euro on Thursday amid growing concern over euro zone economic weakness and accelerating inflation in the United States.
Traders sold the Euro after reports showed contraction in the Euro zone's economy in the second quarter. The Euro zone single currency accelerated its losses and fell below 1.4800 after it broke through key technical levels, analysts said. Government data showed US consumer prices rose at twice the rate expected in July. Analysts said higher prices in the short term may help boost the case for interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, although they warned that over time, inflation would hurt the economy.
Oil prices are down more than $30 from a record high 145.45 hit in July. Crude oil settled 1.26% lower on Thursday at $114.93 a barrel.
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Signs of economic slowdown in Europe, Asia and Australia reduced outlooks for higher interest rates and boosted demand for Dollar
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The Dollar rallied to a five-and-a-half month high against the Euro on Monday, boosted by another drop in Crude Oil prices and speculation that the US economy slowdown was spreading worldwide. Mounting signs of economic difficulties in Europe, Asia and Australia have diminished prospects of higher interest rates outside the United States, bolstering demand for the Dollar.
The euro briefly recouped some of its losses after European Central Bank council member Klaus Liebscher warned that policy-makers remained focused on taming high inflation. Liebscher told Market News International that inflation risks remained to the upside in the medium term and that there is no room for "complacency" on euro zone interest rates and inflation.
Declining Oil prices helped ease worries about the impact of higher energy costs on the US economy and also helped boost demand for the greenback.
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