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Tony JusteWhat Moves Currencies? − Preview of the Week Ahead
Expert: Tony Juste
Start: Mon, Jan 14, 11:00 GMT
Sponsored by: FXstreet.com
Type of Session: Webinar


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Expert: Jerry Furst
Start: Mon, Jan 14, 12:00 GMT
Sponsored by: Investors Education Network
Type of Session: Webinar


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Mon, Jan 14, 11:00 GMTWhat Moves Currencies? − Preview of the Week AheadTony JusteWBNSponsored by FXstreet.com
Mon, Jan 14, 12:00 GMTWeekly Webinar: 1st on Forex − The Week AheadJerry FurstWBNSponsored by Investors Education Network
Mon, Jan 14, 14:00 GMTFX Instructor Live Trading Room Mihai MarinescuWBNSponsored by FX Instructor
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Current Session: U.S.

USD/CAD

Mid−Day Forex Technical Report − Canadian Dollar Tumbles on Unexpected Fall in Employment by ActionForex.com

USD/CAD's rise from 0.9756 resumes in early US session and reaches as high as 1.02 so far. At this point, intraday bias remains on the upside as long as 1.0063 minor support holds. Retest of 1.0248 resistance is expected to be seen and break will confirm that whole short term rally from 0.9056 has resumed for next upside target of 1.0333.

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Other Topics for this Session:

Market Session Recaps − London Session by FOREX.com

Daily Forex Forecast − EUR/USD has made pullback down towards 1.4750 by FXDream

Currencies at a Glance

EUR/USD
Trades above pivot level 1.4752
01/11/2008 14:16 GMT
GBP/USD
Back above first support level 1.9549 after bounced at second support level 1.9482
01/11/2008 14:16 GMT
USD/CHF
Back around opening price level 1.1032 , below pivot level 1.1070
01/11/2008 14:16 GMT
USD/JPY
Continues to trade around first support level 108.93
01/11/2008 14:16 GMT

Analyst Sentiment Index (ASI)

Analysts Sentiment Index - EUR/USD


EUR

**Source : ActionForex.comCMS ForexDanske Bank A/SFXstreet.comGlobal Forex TradingMizuho Corporate Bank

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Charting the Market Movers

GBP USD, Hourly


GBP/USD

EUR USD, Hourly


EUR/USD

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EMU INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION S.A.

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Jan 1410:00Industrial Production s.a. (MoM)-0.4%

Friday Notes - Fed – still a long way to go by HVB Group

We expect industrial output to have declined 0.8% m−o−m in November, confirming that activity will soften significantly in Q4 2007 after a solid third quarter. Given that manufacturing surveys are on a downward trend and global growth is cooling, weakness will likely continue at the beginning of this year.

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US TRADE BALANCE

Date (GMT)EventActualCons.Previous
Jan 1113:30Trade Balance-$63.12-$59.40B$57.77B

US Trade Deficit rose well above expectations in November (FXstreet.com)

Trade deficit rose to the level of 63.12 billion dollars in November from the upwardly revised 57.77 billion posted in October, according to the latest report by the Commerce Department.

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US economic indicators - Trade deficit is likely to have widened noticeably in November because of petroleum by BHF−Bank

US IMPORT PRICE INDEX

Date (GMT)EventActualCons.Previous
Jan 1113:30Import Price Index (MoM)0.0%0.0%3.3%

US Import Prices Post Record '07 Gain; Prices From China Climb (Dow Jones)

U.S. import prices posted their largest calendar−year increase on record in 2007 as oil prices climbed over 50% and China no longer served as a deflationary offset to higher domestic prices, a government report showed.

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Economic Events

Date (GMT)CountryEventActualCons.Previous
Jan 1113:30US Import Price Index (YoY) (Dec) 10.9%10.2%12.1%
13:30US Trade Balance (Nov) $-63.12-$59.40B$57.77B
Jan 1217:00EMUECB's Trichet Speaks 
Jan 1409:30UK Producer Price Index − Input (MoM) s.a 1.7%
09:30UK Producer Price Index − Input (YoY) n.s.a 10.3%
09:30UK Producer Price Index − Output (MoM) n.s.a 0.5%
09:30UK Producer Price Index − Output (YoY) n.s.a 4.5%
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