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New high on break above 80.98 pence and in channel off 77.95 pence

Thu, Sep 4 2008, 08:09 GMT
by Benny Menashe

Finotec Group Inc.


KBC BANKING AND INSURANCE

EURO/STERLING: "New high on break above 80.98 pence and in channel off 77.95 pence, with Double Bottom off 80.22 pence."

DOLLAR/YEN: "Strong rebound off 103.77 yen has met first target Double Bottom off 107.75, with drop from 110.67 having retested the neckline of the pattern."


MIZUHO CORPORATE BANK

EURO/DOLLAR: "Dipping to a new recent low at $1.4556, just below retracement support, working in an unstable downward-sloping 'wedge' formation. One-month at-the-money implied volatility is on its way up again and the euro is very oversold. We continue to watch warily for signs of basing this week, the deeper we drop initially, the sharper the reversal later on."

DOLLAR/YEN: "Hovering on retracement support and yesterday's close at 108.07 yen is probably just enough to complete a small 'head-and-shoulders' top. Over the coming week we expect a drop to 106.50 with yen crosses moving steadily lower too.

EURO/YEN: "Dropping like a stone towards March's low. The euro is very oversold and bearish momentum very strong. Yen crosses should push each other lower and lower, like dominoes. One-month at-the-money implied volatility should move higher, probably sharply so on a break below 154.00. For this morning expect cautious consolidation above 157.00 with rallies to 160.00 seen as selling opportunities for further big declines this month."


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