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EUR/USD 0/- We will prefer to sell rallies to 1.2370 for push back to 1.2280. Stop are above 1.2410.

EUR/JPY   EUR vs JPY is natural, We See support at 110.10 holding. Ranging 110.0-111.30.  2010-06-27 20:53:52

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Positive USA ISM data...

Economy

Economic data was mostly positive. The US ISM manufacturing lifted to a 5-1/2 year high of 58.4 in January, well above forecasts centred on a result near 55.5. China’s PMI manufacturing eased in January to 55.8, a level that is still firmly in growth territory.
 

Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Cut Compensation...

Economy

Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s investment bank slashed their compensation in the 4th quarter, responding to political pressure that will probably persist as details of bonuses for their top executives emerge in coming weeks.

The three Wall Street firms set aside $39.9 billion for pay in 2009, below the 2007 record of $44.7 billion. The total fell short of the $46.1 billion five analysts expected this month and is almost $10 billion less than what some analysts estimated in October 2009. 

 

Bank of Japan starts its 2-day policy...

Forex

The Bank of Japan starts its 2-day policy meeting today, the first of 2010, with the central bank coming under increasing pressure to attack deflation. Governor Shirakawa is on record pledging easy monetary conditions  and there is a chance that the bank’s other options will come in to play...

Read more: Bank of Japan starts its 2-day policy...

 

The Bank of Canada left rates unchanged at 0.25%...

Forex

The Bank of Canada left rates unchanged at 0.25% as expected but again commented that repeated CAD strength would act as a “significant further drag on growth. The BOC also revised lower its 2009 and 2010 growth forecasts, but upped its prediction for 2011, and added that rates are expected to be held at 0.25% at least until the end of H1 2010. Net/net seen as a slight negative and helped the USD/CAD rebound.

Economy and Forex Market Major Headlines - Previous Session

  • Canada Dec. leading Indicators out at +1.5% m/m vs. +1.0% expected and +1.3% prior
  • Canada Bank of Canada leaves interest rates unchanged at 0.25%
  • USA Jan. NAHB Housing Index out at 15 vs. 17 expected and 16 prior
  • NZ Q4 Consumer Prices out at -0.2% q/q, +2.0% y/y  vs. flat/+2.1% expected and 1.3%/1.7% prior resp.
  • USA Weekly ABC Consumer Confidence out at -49 vs. -44 expected and -47 prior
  • AU Jan. Westpac Consumer Confidence out at 5.6% vs. -3.8% prior
  • Japan Nov. Tertiary Industry Index out at -0.2% m/m, as expected, vs. revised +0.4% prior
  • AU Jan. DEWR Skilled Vacancies out at +1.1% m/m vs. revised +1.6% prior
  • Japan Dec. Final Machine Tool Orders out at 63.4% y/y vs. +62.8% previously

 

   

G.17 Industrial Production...

G-20

G-17 Industrial production increased 0.6 percent in December. The gain primarily resulted from an increase of 5.9 percent in electric and gas utilities due to unseasonably cold weather. Manufacturing production edged down 0.1 percent, while the output of mines rose 0.2 percent. The change in the overall index was revised up in October, but it was revised down in November; for the fourth quarter as a whole, total industrial production increased at an annual rate of 7.0 percent. At 100.3 percent of its 2002 average, output in December was 2.0 percent below its year-earlier level. Capacity utilization for total industry edged up to 72.0 percent in December, a rate 8.9 percentage points below its average for the period from 1972 to 2008.
   

Commodity-bloc currencies also moved lower...

Forex

Commodity-bloc currencies also moved lower in tandem with AUD slipping some 1.2% against the greenback. CAD was also in retreat, pressured further by data which showed the trade balance slipping back into deficit in November after a small C$0.5 billion surplus in October. GBP was one of the rare over-performers against the dollar overnight.

Major Economics and Forex Market Headlines - Previous Session

  • USA Dec. NFIB Small Business Optimism out at 88.0 vs. 88.3 prior
  • Canada Nov. Int’l Merchandise Trade out at –C$0.3 billion vs. +C$0.5 billion expected and revised +C$0.5 billion prior
  • Canada Nov. New Housing Price Index out at +0.4% m/m vs. +0.3% expected and +0.3% prior
  • USA Nov. Trade Balance out at -$36.4 billion vs. -$34.6 billion expected and revised -$33.2 bln prior
  • USA Jan. IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism out at 48.8 vs. 48.5 expected and 46.8 prior
  • USA Weekly ABC Consumer Confidence out at -47 vs. -41 prior
  • NZ Dec. ANZ Commodity Price out at +2.6% vs. +10.5% prior
  • Japan Dec. Bankruptcies out at -16.6% y/y vs. -11.4% prior
  • Japan Dec. Machine Tool Orders out at +62.8% y/y vs. -8.4% prior

 

   

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Major Currencies Daily Heat Table


Daily Currencies Heat Table              Update: Daily GMT +5:00

EUR

USD

JPY

GBP

AUD

CHF

CAD

NZD

NOK

PKR

SEK

PLN

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Daily Gold, Oil and Silver Futures...

Commodities

Daily Stance

Comments

Gold 0/+

Gold is leading again. Buy at the break of 1244.450 targeting 1251. Sell below 1290.

Silver 0/+

Buy on dips towards 18.66 targeting 18.76.

Oil 0/-

Sell at the break of 76.03 targeting 75.65.

Forex Overview

Currencies Overview

This weekends G-20 meeting is important due to several reasons. Most important are the stance towards recovery, international financial transaction tax and reserve capital in banks.

2010-06-27 - 06:56:19

EUR/USD

EURO is still looking weak. Prefer to sell rallies to 1.2370 for push back to 1.22905. Stop above 1.2415.


UK STERLING/DOLLAR

(daily stance 0/+)

GBP Look for consolidation above 1.4905. Likely ranging 1.49-1.50.


DOLLAR/YEN

Volumes are largely unchanged in Asia. With spot above 9300 we are seeing new wave of interest in buying the risk reversals (Buy USD puts)  as ATM volumes remain soft.

USDJPY (daily stance 0)

Still buy dips to 89.60 for a push back to 90.30, poss 90.70. Stop below 89.25.

AUD/ DOLLAR

Look to sell any bounce towards 0.8700 for a push through 0.8610 to target 0.8570. Stop above 0.8755.

 


Monetary Policy Focus


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Central Banks Interest Rates

US       0.25%
UK 0.5%
EMU / EURO 1%
Japan 0.1%
Switzerland 0.25%
Canada 0.25%
Australia 3%
New Zealand 2.5%
Sweden 0.25%

G-20 Economy & Updates!

Consumer credit decreased at an annual rate of 5-1/4 percent in the second quarter. Revolving credit decreased at an annual rate of 8-1/4 percent, and non-revolving credit decreased at an annual rate of 3-1/2 percent. In June, consumer credit decreased at an annual rate of 5 percent.

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Pakistan Economic Indicators

  Annual 2009/10  
  Foreign Debt $50.1bn  
  Per Cap Income $1046  
  GDP Growth 2.0%  
  Average CPI 20.77%  
  Monthly July
 
  Trade Balance $-1.15 bln  
  Exports $1.49 bln
  Imports $2.64 bln  
 

Weekly August 18, 2009

 
  Reserves $11.846 bln
 

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