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FX Thoughts for the Day

Tue, Apr 21 2009, 12:00 GMT
by Kshitij Consultancy Service Team

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EURO, JAP YEN and EURO-YEN

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USD-CHF @ 1.1691/94...Holding Long
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R: 1.1710-20-42 / 1.1803-18
S: 1.1660-45-30 / 1.1566-40-21
Dollar-Swiss dipped a little during the day but has bounced a bit again, remaining more or less still since the morning. While it remains above 1.1660-30, the chances of rise towards 1.1850 remain valid. However, a fall below 1.1630 may delay/ negate the upside potential.

Holding:
USD 10K Long at 1.1711, SL 1.1660, TP 1.1770.

 
 GBP-USD @ 1.4530/34...Remains bearish
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R: 1.4610 / 1.4655
S: 1.4517 / 1.4475 / 1.4425
The Support at 1.4425 mentioned in the morning did not break and instead the Pound bounced up to a high near 1.4607. It has come off a bit from there again. The market may be ranged between 1.4625 and 1.4425 for a while now before the Support at 1.4425 finally breaks. The overall trend remains bearish while the market remains below 1.4655-65.

 
 AUD-USD @ 0.6985/88...Holding Short
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R: 0.7022-35 / 0.7050 / 0.7085-7105
S: 0.6950-35 / 0.6913 / 0.6865
The Aussie bounced a bit during the day, but has come off again. If and while it remains below 0.7035 now, it may stage a further decline towards 0.69 and lower. From here, a rise past 0.7050 will be needed to stave off the downside potential. That said, there is some Support at 0.6935 (200-MA on the 4-hour chart), which needs to be borne in mind.

Holding:
AUD 10K Short at 0.7008, SL 0.7050, TP 0.6900. As soon as the market trades 0.6950 hereafter, bring SL down to 0.7008.


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