Tuesday, July 7, 2009

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Daily Newsletter: 07/07/2009 
By Loic Bondiguel - ACM Advanced Currency Markets, Geneva, Switzerland
Today's Economic Calendar:
 TIME (GMT)    EVENT  VALUE NAME   CONS.  
04:30    AU:RBA Announcement Change 0bp  
    Level 3%  
06:45    FR:Merchandise Trade Level -4B  
08:30    GB:Manufacturing Output Month over Month 0.2%  
    Year over Year -11.8%  
08:30    GB:Industrial Production Month over Month 0.2%  
    Year over Year -11.3%  
10:00    DE:Manufacturers' Orders Month over Month 0.5%  
    Year over Year -31.2%  
11:45    US:ICSC-Goldman Store Sales Store Sales - W/W change 0%  
    Store Sales - Y/Y 0%  
12:55    US:Redbook Store Sales Y/Y change 0%  

Full week Economic Calendar        

Consolidation on Majors ahead of G8 Meeting
News and Events:
The Yen gained broadly on Monday. The dollar hit a five-week low against the yen as fallout from last week's grim U.S. jobs data unnerved investors who had bet on an improving world economy.
The Dollar briefly hit a two-week high against the Euro but gave up gains as the Dow and S&P 500 staged a late return to positive territory.
The market mood, though, remained cautious. The USD was down 0.8 percent at 95.30 Yen after hitting a five-week low of 94.66 Yen.

Markets recovered from the lows set early in the London session as US equities ground out small gains on the back of a slightly better than expected US services ISM number and a good performance by defensive stocks leading into the 2nd qtr earnings season.

The Australian dollar, the biggest gainer among major currencies this year as investors crept back into higher-yielding, higher-risk assets, was steady at 0.7960 just before the Reserve Bank of Australia's monthly policy meeting. The RBA was widely expected to keep rates on hold at 3 percent, among the highest short-term rates of developed economies and one of the reasons for the Aussie's nearly 13 percent surge against the U.S. dollar this year.

Read Today's Key Issues and The Risk Today        



Resistance and Support:
EURUSD GBPUSD USDJPY USDCHF
1.4130 1.6500 97.90 1.1060
1.4080 1.6430 97.00 1.1025
1.4030 1.6330 96.30 1.0980
1.3970 1.6207 95.15 1.0870
1.3825 1.6075 94.40 1.0820
1.3750 1.5985 93.85 1.0780
1.3725 1.5945 93.55 1.0705
S: Strong, M: Minor, T: Trendline, K: Keylevel, P: Pivot


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