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Currencies for today

FX Market Readings: Week end moves by Dr. S. Sivaraman

EURO and GBP made the rise and drop again during US session and dropped further during Early Japanese session when the short sellers covered their shorts during rise and turn long.Now Early European session EURO and GBP are expected to dip below low and then rise from mid European session.

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FX Bootcamp: Forex Video | London Session Review | September 18, 2008 by Wayne McDonell

The Disciplined Trader: The USD is taking a hit as expected by Pierre Charlebois

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Expert: Andrei Pehar
Start: Fri, Sep 19, 15:00 GMT

Type of Session: Webinar


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Current Session: Europe

EUR/USD

Daily Market Commentary − The dollar fell across the board on Wednesday by GFT (Global Forex Trading)

Euro/dollar rallied on Wednesday, as expected, and my model remains long. It should attempt to pad its gains today. Initial resistance is at 1.4400. Above 1.4482, resistance is still seen at 1.4545. Above 1.4625, resistance is at 1.4810. Immediate support comes at 1.4270. The next strong level remains at 1.4145. Below 1.4088, the low on Monday, support is still seen at 1.4004. A pivot low is at 1.3883.


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Other Topics for this Session:

Market Session Recaps − Asia Session by FOREX.com

Technical Trader Closing Brief − Big Reversal Day! by The Technical Trader

Banks' Analysis

Forex Trading Strategies − More market fireworks as Paulson plan for troubled US assets triggers enormous rally in risk appetite by Saxo Bank

Daily Forex Commentary − IS the Crisis over? by Jyske Bank

Forex Technical Analysis − EUR/USD: (1.4164) Sharp rebound reapproaching channel top off 1.5944 by KBC Bank

Forex Analysts' Blog

Week end moves by Dr. S. Sivaraman, of i−knowindices.com

Forex Signals

Daily FX Forecast by S.A.F.E. Ltd

Currencies at a Glance

EUR/USD
Trades around first support level 1.4236
09/19/2008 06:51 GMT
GBP/USD
Moves down towards second support level 1.7994
09/19/2008 06:52 GMT
USD/CHF
Moves up above first resistant level 1.1136
09/19/2008 06:52 GMT
USD/JPY
Moves up above second resistant level 106.86
09/19/2008 06:53 GMT

Analyst Sentiment Index (ASI)

Analysts Sentiment Index - EUR/USD


EUR

**Source : ActionForex.comCMS ForexDanske Bank A/SFXstreet.comGFT (Global Forex Trading)Mizuho Corporate Bank

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Charting the Market Movers

USD JPY, Hourly


USD/JPY

GBP USD, Hourly


GBP/USD

Top Market Movers Review

Germany PRODUCER PRICE INDEX

Date (GMT)EventActualCons.Previous
Sep 1906:00Producer Price Index (MoM)-0.6%-0.5%2.0%
Sep 1906:00Producer Price Index (YoY)8.1%8.3%8.9%

German Producer Prices Index declines in August on energy prices (FXstreet.com)

Inflation seems to have started to moderate in the last two months due to the significant decline in oil prices, and this moderation has been felt at factory levels in Germany in August, with the producer prices index posting a considerable decline month on month, for the first time this year.

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Weekly Market View - The Mighty Swell Of Changing Times by FXstreet.com

New Zealand CURRENT ACCOUNT

Date (GMT)EventActualCons.Previous
Sep 1822:45Current Account-3.91B-3.50B-2.20B

INSTANT VIEW−NZ current account gap hits record high in Q2 (Thomson Financial News)

New Zealand's annual current account deficit widened to record levels in the second quarter on higher imports and increased earnings by foreign investors. The annual deficit stood at NZ$14.97 billion ($10.11 billion) in the June quarter compared with a revised NZ$14.21 billion deficit in the previous quarter, data showed on Friday. Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast an annual deficit of NZ$14.09 billion.

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Economic Events

Date (GMT)CountryEventActualCons.Previous
Sep 1905:00JP Coincident Index (Jul) 103.5%103.3%
05:00JP Leading Economic Index (Jul) 91.492.9
06:00DE Producer Price Index (MoM) (Aug) -0.6%-0.5%2.0%
06:00DE Producer Price Index (YoY) (Aug) 8.1%8.3%8.9%
Sep 2123:01UK Rightmove House Price Index (MoM) (Sep) -2.3%
23:01UK Rightmove House Price Index (YoY) (Sep) -4.8%
23:50JP All Industry Activity Index (MoM) (Jul) -0.9%
23:50JP BoJ Minutes (Aug) 
Sep 2201:30AU New Motor Vehicle Sales (MoM) (Aug) -3.4%
01:30AU New Motor Vehicle Sales (YoY) (Aug) -4.1%
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