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The currency pair traded close to a bullish trend−line (green) during June

Mon, Jul 6 2009, 08:07 GMT
by Varengold Bank Research Team

Varengold Wertpapierhandelsbank AG


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The JPY rose versus all of the 16 most-traded currencies on concern that the credit-market losses will keep increasing in Europe, which raise fears that the world’s recession will not be easing soon. Furthermore, negative influence on the EUR and the USD exerted the Russian President Dmitry Medvedev after he said that the world is too reliant on the currencies. Though in Japan dominate optimism after the Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa said “Exports and production have begun to turn around”, at the quarterly meeting of the central bank’s branch managers in Tokyo today. The world’s second-largest economy grew for the first time in a year last quarter. Due to this facts, the JPY strengthened against the EUR and USD by 0.86 rather 0.76 % in the early Tokyo trading hours.

The AUD weakened on speculation the national data may show this week that the jobless rate rose to the highest level in six years. The AUD/USD lost 0.58 % after a gain of 0.39 % on Friday. Also the NZD couldn’t elude this trend and declined versus the USD from 0.6298 to currently 0.6265, caused on concern that lower opening equity markets may reducing the demand for higher-yielding assets.


GBP/CAD

GBPCAD

The currency pair traded close to a bullish trend-line (green) during June, until June the 30th the recovery applied. In order of this, the GBP/CAD fell below the 1.9084 level, which marked now its next resistance. In further course it touched the second Fibonacci fan repeatedly and in considering of the increasing MA Oscillator it suggests a test to cross its resistance again.


AUD/JPY

AUDJPY

Since its peak on June 11th, the AUD/JPY has been trading in a zigzag movement and having the lower support at 75.16 couldn’t breach sustainable, the currency pair pulled back to its resistance at 78.40 again. Tough to cross the resistance failed also and led for an anew trend-reversal. For now it seems that the 75.78 support will be strong enough, but the falling MACD may smooth the way down.

Published on  Mon, Jul 6 2009, 08:19 GMT


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