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Current Session: Europe

GBP/USD

Daily Market Commentary − A set of bad US data didn't hurt the dollar all that much by Global Forex Trading

Sterling/dollar fell sharply on Tuesday on the BoE letter, but reduced losses by the close and remained in an inside range. My model remains long. The short−term outlook is mixed. Initial resistance is at 1.9605. Above 1.9687, strong resistance is now seen at 1.9760. Further resistance is perched at 1.9850. Immediate support comes at 1.9500. Further support comes at 1.9410.

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Other Topics for this Session:

Daily Recommended Trades − Daily technical outlook − Wednesday 06.18.2008 by E−Forex

Banks' Analysis

One year outlook for GBP − One year outlook for GBP by Mizuho Corporate Bank

Currency Performance

Currency Performance Report − Asia Session Performance by FXstreet.com

FX Analysts' Comments

Technical's by this hour by Valeria Bednarik, Analyst at MolFX − Management

Currencies at a Glance

EUR/USD
Trades around pivot level 1.5507
06/18/2008 06:55 GMT
GBP/USD
Moves down towards first support level 1.9456
06/18/2008 06:56 GMT
USD/CHF
Trades above pivot level 1.0416
06/18/2008 07:02 GMT
USD/JPY
Moves up above pivot level 107.97
06/18/2008 07:02 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

USD JPY, Hourly


USD/JPY

GBP USD, Hourly


GBP/USD

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EMU CONSTRUCTION OUTPUT S.A

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Jun 1809:00Construction Output w.d.a (YoY)--1.4%
Jun 1809:00Construction Output s.a (MoM)--2.2%

Multi TimeFrame Market Outlook: EURUSD by WFXAdvisor

Rejection from weekly consolidation triangle high has been effective as last week closed below triangle low.. Expected trading range for coming weeks extends from 1.5260 to 1.5770.

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Japan LEADING ECONOMIC INDEX

Date (GMT)EventActualCons.Previous
Jun 1805:00Leading Economic Index92.8-18.2
Jun 1805:00Coincident Index101.7%-30.0%

Japan's April leading index 92.8, unchanged from initial estimate (Thomson Financial News)

Japan's index of leading economic indicators stood at 92.8 in April, in line with the initial reading, according to government data released on Wednesday. The Cabinet Office has switched to the use of composite rather than diffusion indexes starting from the April data. Composite indexes indicate the volume of economic activity by aggregating the percentage changes in a selected series of data, while diffusion indexes aggregate only the direction of the changes, the Cabinet Office said.

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Australia WESTPAC LEADING INDEX

Date (GMT)EventActualCons.Previous
Jun 1800:30Westpac Leading Index (MoM)0.4%-0.2%

Australian Westpac Leading Index +2.8% In April (Dow Jones)

A leading index of the Australian economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.8% in April, well below its long−term trend rate of 4%. The index of where the economy is headed in the next three to nine months is compiled monthly by Westpac Banking Corp. and Melbourne University's Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research.

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Economic Events

Date (GMT)CountryEventActualCons.Previous
Jun 1723:50JP BoJ Minutes 
Jun 1800:30AU Westpac Leading Index (MoM) (Apr) 0.4%0.2%
05:00JP Coincident Index (Apr) 101.7%30.0%
05:00JP Leading Economic Index (Apr) 92.818.2
08:30UK Bank of England Minutes (Jun 18) 
09:00EMUConstruction Output s.a (MoM) (Apr) -2.2%
09:00EMUConstruction Output w.d.a (YoY) (Apr) -1.4%
09:00CH ZEW Survey − Expectations (Jun) -60.8-60.4
10:00UK CBI Industrial Trends Survey − Orders (MoM) (Jun) -12-10
11:00US MBA Mortgage Applications (Jun 13) 10.9%
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