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Asian Session − Following Wall Street, Asian Equities Collapses

Fri, Oct 10 2008, 08:39 GMT
by Peter Rosentreich

ACM - Advanced Currency Markets


Market Brief

The Usd was stronger against all the G10 currencies except the Jpy in Asian Session, as equity markets came under significant selling pressure. The EurUsd fell from 1.3695 to 1.3501, while the UsdJpy slid from 100.84 to 98.80. The Gbp felt the brunt of investor's fears, as the cable collapsed from 1.7257 to 1.6796. Yesterday's massive losses carried over into the Asian session, with the Nikkei -9..62% & Hang Seng -7.03%. European stock futures are pointing to a negative opening.. As pressure intensifies and efforts by policy makers fail to stem the tide, the G7 today meeting could be critical. There were hints that the US government is now pondering guaranteeing bank debt and considering temporarily backing up all U.S. banking deposits, a move similar to that seen in Europe & UK. Commodity prices were softer with crude prices falling -4.92% and gold up slightly to $916.53oz

With no major events or data releases scheduled today, markets will be again keeping one eye on the equity markets and the other on the news wires. We expect the continuation of recent FX trends, with risk aversion favoring the Usd & the Jpy.

Snap Shot

Global indexes Current level % Change
Nikkei 225 Index8,276.43-9.62
Hang Seng Index14,686.26-7.88
Shanghai Index2,000.57-3.56
FTSE futures4,343.50-0.96
DAX futures4,545.00-6.77
SMI Futures5,899.00-3.5
DJIA futures8,314.00-3.3

World markets Current level % Change
Gold922.891.05
Silver12.220.9
VIX63.9211.02
Crude wti82.57-4.65
USD Index81.620.56

Todays calender Estimates Previous Country / GMT
International Trade Balance (Aug)-$59.0bn-$62.2bn1
Import Price Index (Sep)-2.8%(+12.-3.7%(+16.1
Press Conference following G7 Meeting----G7 / 00.00


Currency Tech

AUDUSD
R 3: 0.7738
R 2: 0.7355
R 1: 0.7148
CURRENT: 0.6612
S 1: 0.6536
S 2: 0.6450
S 3: 0.6342

EURJPY
R 3: 146.85
R 2: 144.97
R 1: 141.07
CURRENT: 134.14
S 1: 132.83
S 2: 134.17
S 3: 133.53

USDSGD
R 3: 1.5086
R 2: 1.4980
R 1: 1.4859
CURRENT: 1.4812
S 1: 1.4489
S 2: 1.4458
S 3: 1.4374

  • S: Strong, M: Minor, T: Trendline, K: Keylevel, P: Pivot

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