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- Checking the crosses
- Majors against the greenback

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Current Session: Europe

USD/JPY

US Trading Preview - The yen remains mired near its 4-year lows against the greenback around 121.70 by Forexnews.com

Resistance is USDJPY will emerge at 122, followed by 122.50 and 122.80. Additional ceilings are eyed at 123, backed by 123.40 and 123.70. On the downside, support is seen at 121.60, followed by 121.30 and 121. Subsequent floors are eyed at 120.60, backed by 120.20 and 1.20.

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Other Topics for this Session:

Forecast on Forex Majors - Forecast on Forex Majors by FX-Strategy

Daily Market Commentary - The dollar climbed up against the yen by Global Forex Trading Ltd.

Daily Forex Outlook - The Japanese Yen continues to experience pressure almost falling to a 4 year low against the USD by Easy Forex

Currencies at a Glance

EUR/USD
Continues to trade around 1.2950
1/23/2007 6:13:49 AM
GBP/USD
Continues to move up above 1.9775
1/23/2007 6:15:57 AM
USD/CHF
Trades around 1.2500
1/23/2007 6:18:37 AM
USD/JPY
Trades above 121.50
1/23/2007 6:21:04 AM

Analyst Sentiment Index (ASI)

Analysts Sentiment Index - EUR/USD


EUR

**Source : CMS ForexDanske Bank A/SFXstreet.comGlobal Forex Trading Ltd. KBC BankMizuho Corporate Bank

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Charting the Market Movers

EUR USD, Hourly


EUR/USD

USD JPY, Hourly


USD/JPY

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Canada CPI

PeriodPreviousConsensusTime
December (Headline)1.4%1.7%Jan 23, 12:00 GMT
December (Core)2.2%2.3%Jan 23, 12:00 GMT

Economic Release Alert - Canadian Consumer Price Index (YoY) by FXCM

Consumer inflation is expected to have picked up in the final month of the 2006 as holiday spending and a modest rebound in energy prices raised the national gauges. For the broad headline measurement, prices are expected to accelerate for a third consecutive month to 1.7 percent, while the number excluding volatile components like energy and food steps its pace up marginally to 2.3 percent.

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France Consumer Spending

PeriodPreviousConsensusActual
December (MoM)0.9%0.3%1.3%
December (YoY)4.3%4.7%6.8%

French Consumer Spending increased 1.3% in December by FXstreet.com

Household consumption has grown larger than expected in December, according to the latest monthly report published by the French Statistics Institute , Insee. Consumer spending has increased 1.3% in December from November and it has grown 6.8% in the last twelve months, figures sharply larger than the 0.3% monthly growth expected by the analysts , and the 4.9% yearly increase advanced by the experts.

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