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Stocks on the rise once again for a fourth day assisted by commodity producers gains on metal price rises and the speculation that, as in yesterday's report, will are at the start of a seeing more mergers on the cards thus showing signs not just of an economic recovery but of stability. Oil and gold heading north, another indicator for the global economy turnaround. Having had the Non Labour Day in the US yesterday, equity futures looking bullish for this afternoons session at time of writing. Subsequently, the greenback is being pounded, giving the risk aversion trades the momentum to continue their drive northwards.
Cable trading for today off their lows of 1.6320 during the Asian trade last night reaching a high of 1.6569 during the European. With stocks, oil and gold all heading north, we could see the pound revisiting the highs of August 19 at 1.66. In addition, the economic data out of the UK today for industrial and manufacturing production higher than expected adding weight to the lift. The BoE rate decision on Thursday will be the only influencing factor for a retracement. Resistance then at 1.66 figure ahead of 1.6630 and 1.6660. Support down at 1.65 ahead of 1.6465. Should the selling of cable ahead of the rate decision start later today, expect it to reach the 3 month 38.2 fibonacci retracement level of 1.63 20 (as yesterday's report predicted).
Euro trading strong during this mornings open reaching a high of 1.4494 from lows of 1.4327 during a flat Asian trading session. Same story as for cable, stocks rallying along with an oil and gold surge hitting the dollar hard. Having now hit a 3 month high against the dollar, expect an element of slow down ahead of the UK rate decision on Thursday. Whilst the retracement will not be as severe as cable, expect a move back towards 1.44. Resistance at 1.45 ahead of the next major level of 1.4640. Expect a sell off towards the end of the day into tomorrow.
Yen strengthening against the dollar as the greenback weakens across the board. Having reached a high low against the dollar of 93.10, now trading at 92.25 (low of 92.05). Next support at 91.95 ahead of the 3 month lows of 91.71. Resistance at 92.30 ahead of 92.50 (38.2% for the weeks trading) and 92.70.
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Today's Forex Signals
Tue, Sep 8 2009, 11:06 GMT
by Matt James
Stocks on the rise once again for a fourth day assisted by commodity producers gains on metal price rises and the speculation that, as in yesterday's report, will are at the start of a seeing more mergers on the cards thus showing signs not just of an economic recovery but of stability. Oil and gold heading north, another indicator for the global economy turnaround. Having had the Non Labour Day in the US yesterday, equity futures looking bullish for this afternoons session at time of writing. Subsequently, the greenback is being pounded, giving the risk aversion trades the momentum to continue their drive northwards.
Cable trading for today off their lows of 1.6320 during the Asian trade last night reaching a high of 1.6569 during the European. With stocks, oil and gold all heading north, we could see the pound revisiting the highs of August 19 at 1.66. In addition, the economic data out of the UK today for industrial and manufacturing production higher than expected adding weight to the lift. The BoE rate decision on Thursday will be the only influencing factor for a retracement. Resistance then at 1.66 figure ahead of 1.6630 and 1.6660. Support down at 1.65 ahead of 1.6465. Should the selling of cable ahead of the rate decision start later today, expect it to reach the 3 month 38.2 fibonacci retracement level of 1.63 20 (as yesterday's report predicted).
Euro trading strong during this mornings open reaching a high of 1.4494 from lows of 1.4327 during a flat Asian trading session. Same story as for cable, stocks rallying along with an oil and gold surge hitting the dollar hard. Having now hit a 3 month high against the dollar, expect an element of slow down ahead of the UK rate decision on Thursday. Whilst the retracement will not be as severe as cable, expect a move back towards 1.44. Resistance at 1.45 ahead of the next major level of 1.4640. Expect a sell off towards the end of the day into tomorrow.
Yen strengthening against the dollar as the greenback weakens across the board. Having reached a high low against the dollar of 93.10, now trading at 92.25 (low of 92.05). Next support at 91.95 ahead of the 3 month lows of 91.71. Resistance at 92.30 ahead of 92.50 (38.2% for the weeks trading) and 92.70.
Published on Tue, Sep 8 2009, 11:06 GMT
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