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Also released yesterday, Personal Income rose 0.5% MoM and Personal Spending rose 0.7% MoM, inline with consensus estimates. The PCE core index, an inflationary measure closely watched by the Federal Reserve, remained unchanged at 2.2% YoY in December, but the MoM 0.1% reading fell short of market s expectations of 0.2%. Despite the importance of the data, no significant price action was detected upon the release, mainly due to the fact that these readings merely confirmed the recent trend suggested by economic indicators ; consumer spending rebounds while core inflation is gearing down. credit pacific service union

The major economic release of the month, the one all market participants are waiting for, is due out at 13:30 GMT today. The Non Farm Payrolls report, which measures the number of new jobs created in the previous month, excluding the farming industry, is expected to come out at 146K after a 167K reading the previous month. It is already several months that the labor market shows signs of recovery, and analysts expect this month to be no different. Although we are expecting a strong figure as well, we see a greater probability for the figure to miss expectations for the downside, printing around 120K-130K. If indeed we see a reading around these figures, and probably even around market consensus, we might see a knee-jerk USD sell-off all across the board. credit first service union

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Euro zone manufacturing PMI fell short of market expectations of 56.2 and came out at 55.5. The German Purchasing Mangers index also failed to meet expectations, and printed 0.5 pts below the 59.0 consensus. The slightly disappointing figures did not manage to weaken the EUR much against the USD, but some weakness has been spotted against other counterparts. That weakness did not last long, as markets were anticipating some more valuable economic data to release from the US. At 10:00GMT this morning the EZ PPI (Producer Price Index) is due out and is widely expected to remain unchanged MoM and to rise 4.1% on a yearly basis. No significant price action is expected before the US NFP release at 13:30 GMT, when EUR direction will be determined in correspondence to the USD value. card credit mobile service

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In a time where Japan s economic indicators provide little support for the woeful JPY, the currency draws its strength from some hawkish comments provided elsewhere. The currency continued strengthening yesterday on the back of comments by the US Treasury Secretary Paulson who once again triggered speculations that Japan could be criticized for their currency s weakness. The USDJPY dropped as low as 120.17 on the back of these speculations, but later rebounded back to 120.70. card credit discover service

Today s JPY price action will probably derive from external events as well, as the Japanese markets are already closed for the weekend. A strong US NFP report might send the JPY to down further, while an inline or below expectations report might very well send the JPY higher. credit public service union

= Technical News EUR/USD

After a very quiet overnight session, the pair is consolidating on the 1.3015 zone. Daily charts are very bullish with plenty of room to run, as the hourlies are starting to unwind and support the bias. 1.3000 appears to be a solid support. GBP/USD The pair is floating at 1.9660 which is the 0.382 Fibonacci of the 1.9260/1.9900 move. The daily charts are slightly bullish, as the hourlies support. Target price for today s session might be 1.9830. card credit processing service

USD/JPY

Four days of profit taking for the JPY was interrupted yesterday as the pair touched 120.80. The daily charts are bearish, and the overbought hourlies support the strong bearish notion. USD/CHF The pair breached 1.2415 overnight, which is a local high of the daily uptrend from the Dec 8 low, but the move was not sustained. Dailies are bearish and if the hourlies will unwind to support the dailies, then a good strategy might be selling on highs. center credit service union

= The Wild Card NZD/USD

A very interesting opportunity for forex traders, as the pair is forming a very distinct channel formation on the 4 hour charts. If the pair will break through the 0.6770 level then it might unleash further bearishness until the 0.6660 levels. = Indicators Date Time (GMT) Country Event Period Previous Forecast Importance card credit service wireless

02/02/07 09:30 GBP Construction PMI Jan 57.5 57.0 * 02/02/07 10:00 EZ PPI m/m 0.0% 0.0% * 02/02/07 13:30 USD Nonfarm Employment Change Dec 167K 146K *** 02/02/07 13:30 USD Unemployment Rate Dec 4.5% 4.5% ** 02/02/07 13:30 USD Average Hourly Earnings Dec 0.5% 0.4% ** 02/02/07 15:00 USD Consumer Sentiment (r) Dec 98.0 98.0 ** 02/02/07 15:00 USD Factory Orders m/m Dec 0.9% 1.6% * 2006 by FxYard Ltd credit security service union

Resistance 1.3130 1.9900 122.15 1.2655 0.7844 0.6700 1.3055 1.9750 121.50 1.2570 0.7813 0.6655 1.3005 1.9690 121.10 1.2515 0.7788 0.6617 Support 1.2905 1.9600 120.30 1.2413 0.7680 0.6556 1.2880 1.9550 119.80 1.2355 0.7630 0.6540 1.2790 1.9480 119.20 1.2311 0.7596 0.6515 = Economic News USD The previous week ended up pretty much where it initially started. Despite the impotency of economic events, the Forex markets didn t make any significant moves and data such as the GDP and the FOMC meeting caused very minor reactions in the major pairs. credit report service

Recall, last week s focus was the Fed rate decision. As widely expected, the Fed left rates on hold at 5.25% now feeling more comfortable about growth and inflation. Core inflation has improved modestly in recent months and recent indicators have suggested somewhat firmer economic growth were key sentences of the announcement suggesting that the Fed will keep rates unchanged throughout the first half of 2007. blogspot com christian

So after ignoring the positive GDP report and FOMC statement, the market finally reacted to the disappointing Chicago PMI which triggered dollar weakness. Chicago PMI fell to 48.8 in Jan, the first reading under 50 points since Apr 03. Further dollar weakness was then triggered by the disappointing ISM manufacturing index which fell to 49.3 in Jan. And what s better then concluding the week with Non Farm Payroll The anticipation for the numbers was huge and so was the disappointment. The NFP came weaker then expected at 111K in Jan - way below the consensus of 149K. However, the negative effect was offset by the strong upward revision in Dec s number from 167k to 206k. christian counseling credit

Almost a 200 point rally in the Dow yesterday has triggered a rebound in carry trades as the strong U.S. ADP Nonfarm Employment numbers helped to boost risk appetite. The USD/JPY rose to a session peak of 110.96 as traders took profits on the Yen s rise from the previous 2 days - a move which had been fueled by worsening credit market conditions before the usually illiquid year-end. Meanwhile, a weakening Japanese currency turns to be positive for the local stocks. The Yen s retreat is helping to lift major local exporters, while buying of retailers provided additional upward momentum. Today s Japanese economic calendar is quite empty with only a quarterly GDP figure due to be released. The expectations are currently standing at 0.6%, the same as in the previous quarter. Apart from that, most price movement on JPY pegged currencies will be derived from the European and American market events. credit federal service union

= Technical News EUR/USD

On the 4 Hour chart, a bearish channel is establishing which implies a continuation of the current trend as next target price is located at 1.4532 and going short from 1.4630 appears to be a lucrative trade. A breach through the target price will validate a much deeper bearish move that might take the pair beyond the 1.4500. GBP/USD credit monitoring service

Yesterday, on the 4 Hour chart a descending triangle structure was breached which carried the pair to 2.0235, it looks clear that an upcoming reversal is expected as the Slow Stochastic (19) and RSI (14) both are in over sold territory and have a positive slope. The bearish momentum is very strong, and going short might be the best call today. credit division service

USD/JPY

There is a very distinct bearish channel on the daily chart, as the pair now floats on the upper level. A breach through the 111.00 will validate a very strong bullish move that might take the pair beyond the 112.00. if a breach will not occur, the bearish channel is most likely to continue. USD/CHF The bullish channel on the 1 Hour chart continues with full steam. RSI and Slow Stochastic are floating around the 50 level which indicates that the pair still has plenty of room to run. The 1.1300 level have been breached which strengthen the general bullish direction. Next target price might be 1.1350. card credit online service

= The Wild Card Crude Oil

After peaking at the 99.00 level, Oil s journey to break the 100$ price level was interrupted. The bearish correction appears to be very strong, and might continue to the 81.00 levels next week. Oscillators show that forex traders have a great opportunity to take profit on this very intensive bearish correction move, and enter in a relatively great price. consumer counseling credit inc

1.4685 2.0370 111.95 1.1350 0.8800 0.7265 1.4650 2.0325 111.45 1.1315 0.8775 0.7230 Support 1.4570 2.0250 110.75 1.1250 0.8700 0.7147 1.4548 2.0200 110.45 1.1200 0.8670 0.7118 1.4500 2.0155 109.80 1.1190 0.8635 0.7090 = Economic News USD The USD was up against the EUR and held steady against its other European rivals early Thursday in New York as the Bank of England cut interest rates. The BoE s Monetary Policy Committee cut its key interest rate to 5.5% from 5.75% yesterday, the first cut in 2 years, as evidences mounted that the economy is slowing. Overall, the USD remained relatively unchanged after the U.S. jobless claims fell. President Bush is set to unveil plans to help struggling homeowners to avoid foreclosure and this move is expected to help circumvent a U.S. economic recession. However the U.S. still faces a deteriorating housing market for at least another 6 months. Despite the greenbacks strong performance over the past 2 days, however, analysts cautioned against jumping on a dollar-recovery bandwagon too soon. There are still a lot of reasons for the EUR/USD to hold above 1.4500. Financial markets remain susceptible to bad news flow and rate differentials are unlikely to move substantially in the dollar s favor too quickly. card credit fleet service

Today, traders may expect USD moves to be choppy as the Nonfarm Employment Change figure is expected to be released. This is indeed one of the most market-moving indicators, and with the FOMC rate decision and policy statement looming on the horizon next week, equity markets could see wild price action. The change in the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls for the month of November is anticipated to rise to 75K, down from 166K in October. However, following last Wednesdays surprising jump in the ADP Nonfarm Employment report, the Nonfarm Employment Change figure is difficult to predict. A weaker-than-expected reading could send EUR/USD towards 1.4750 once again, as traders increasingly bet that the FOMC will indeed cut rates next week. On the other hand, a surprisingly strong NFP report could help EUR/USD continue its descent towards 1.4350. card consolidation credit

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The EUR extended gains vs. the USD yesterday after European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged at 4.0% as expected. Investors focused on the ECB President Trichet s comments where he stated that some governors at the bank would have supported a rate increase. The ECB President also added that the risk in financial markets is still evolving and is accompanied by continued uncertainty about the potential impact on the real economy. The EUR last traded 0.2% higher at $1.4627, after touching a session high of $1.4636. credit free online report

But the biggest story yesterday came from the GBP side. The BoE s Monetary Policy Committee cut its key interest rate to 5.5% from 5.75% yesterday, for the first time in 2 years, casting aside inflation concerns as the surging cost of credit threatens to derail economic growth. The Central Bank said in a statement that ``conditions in financial markets have deteriorated, adding to ``downside risks to consumer prices and the economy. credit federal first service

In response, the GBP fell to near a 2 1/2-month low against the USD after the decision. It touched $2.0254 by 4:01 p.m. in London, compared with $2.0266 yesterday. The U.K. currency also traded at 72.220 per EUR, from 72.11 yesterday. consumer credit service

Today the JPY should trade in a tight range ahead of tomorrow s interest rate and GDP release which are expected to cause high volatility in the yen crosses. = Technical News EUR/USD Hourly charts on the rebound as the MACD crosses up back above the zero line and the target is set for the resistance at 1.3625. The RSI is scraping the overbought area and the Bollinger bands have widened significantly, 2 indicators pointing the way to further gains on the pair. center credit family service

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The MACD provided a buy signal on the 4H chart yesterday and now we see a contraction of the Bollinger bands. It could mean another breakout is looming - we suggest being aware of the upside potential. USD/JPY With all intraday indicators neutral and a 3 month high posing as a resistance, looks like we care heading into a day of consolidation. Look for more tests of the highs near 120.50 but for now, we don t see any room for extension. credit reporting service

USD/CHF

The pair looks stable at current levels of 1.2144 but risk is toward the downside as opposed to other USD based currencies. Intraday indicators are neutral and volatility is low. Stay on the sidelines here. = The Wild Card CAD/CHF The pair is still close to its local high near 1.1100, trading near 1.1065 now. Forex traders will look for buying opportunities due to the RSI facing upwards and this despite the slight RSI divergence between the preceding high and now. Still, the market seems ripe for another high. cca credit division service

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05/16/07 7:45 EUR French Non-Farm Payrolls q/q 0.2% 0.3% * 05/16/07 9:30 GBP Claimant Count Change m/m -9.2k -5.5k * 05/16/07 9:30 GBP Avg Earning q/y 4.6% 4.8% * 05/16/07 9:30 GBP Unemployment Rate m/m 4.6% 4.8% *** 05/16/07 10:00 EUR EURO CPI m/m 0.7% 0.5% **** 05/16/07 10:30 GBP BOE Inflation Report **** credit free report service

1.3608 1.9870 121.64 1.2284 0.8350 0.6895 1.3557 1.9837 121.35 1.2248 0.8277 0.6865 Support 1.3480 1.9750 120.17 1.2204 0.8240 0.6824 1.3420 1.9700 119.38 1.2169 0.8189 0.6800 1.3365 1.9456 118.44 1.2123 0.8154 0.6780 = Economic News USD Yesterday was a very quiet day for the majors with tight ranges seen during the local session. The USD was softer in our morning session which allowed to push back up to the overnight highs around 1.3608 on the EUR/USD. USD/JPY was quiet despite upward revisions to March IP data. Broad USD strength was seen in offshore trading as US data posted strong results. However, the greenback remains firmer across the board heading into today s session, with traders turning to US economic reports. The data which include: the weekly jobless claims, April leading indicators and the May Philadelphia Fed survey will be the main attractions today. Jobless claims are seen edging higher to 310k from the week before, 297k, while the April leading indicators are expected to give back last month s 0.1% increase, falling by 0.1%. Lastly, the Philadelphia Fed survey is forecasted to improve to a 3.0 reading, up considerably from the previous 0.2. Yesterday s US industrial production was up 0.7% in Apr, continuing the run of orders, survey, and output data suggesting the factory sector is experiencing a revival heading into the second quarter. The output bottom line was boosted by a partial bounce in utilities and the third consecutive monthly rise in auto production. Business equipment output rose a solid 0.9% for the second month running. Also, US housing starts were up 2.5%, but permits down 8.9%, in Apr. Following the weaker NAHB builder sentiment survey, it seems that the home construction sector is not out of the woods yet. That said, the plunge in permits does correct for the fact that permits right through the first quarter were running ahead of starts; actually it is a synonym phrase which won t automatically follow and the upcoming reaction could be a sharply crashing in the coming months. This is occurring since there is still a backlog of permits from Q1 that could yet lead to new starts later in Q2. But we would need to see at least a partial bounce in permits in the May data to be confident that a renewed collapse in housing activity is not about to emerge. Bottom line the USD expected to strengthen in the upcoming days. card credit customer discover

EUR

It seems that the EUR fell a victim to USD strengthening in the last days Despite the fact that officials from the European Central Bank continued to stress their hawkishness, the EUR almost erased all of its gains against the USD from last month . The move did not come until the US session as the upside surprises to Eurozone data kept the EUR hovering around 1.36 until the open of the US session. The data indicated that French wage growth accelerated in the first quarter along with non-farm payrolls. Eurozone CPI remained unchanged at 1.9 %, which was slightly stronger than market expectations. The ECB is set to release their monthly report tomorrow and we expect the details to contain the same hawkish tone. Growth and inflation data give us no reason to question whether the ECB will follow through with their plans to raise interest rates next month. Yesterday s EUR CPI for April was revised up to 0.6% from the 0.7% flash estimate, back where it was in March. UK unemployment fell 16k in April on the benefit claimant measure. However the broader household survey, which also captures those looking for work but who don t qualify for the dole, such as recent immigrants, rose 13k in the three months to March. The same survey also showed employment falling in Q1, by 55k. Given these developments, the relatively subdued 3.7% y/y growth rate for core earnings is no surprise. The Bank of England quarterly inflation report showed that the Bank s central projection has inflation falling below 2% next year, then rising back to 2% on a two year view, assuming the market s view on BoE policy. That view incorporated about one further 0.25% rate rise which is expected at some point later this year, which of course could strengthen the GBP against the majors and also repercussions would be felt on the EUR. credit repair report service

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1.4746 2.1167 113.34 1.1335 0.9312 0.7025 1.4720 2.1120 113.00 1.1298 0.9289 0.7009 Support 1.4643 2.1060 112.00 1.1210 0.9234 0.6961 1.4615 2.1012 111.67 1.1190 0.9170 0.6923 1.4590 2.0940 111.23 1.1160 0.9140 0.6901 = Economic News USD The U.S. stock market tumbled for the second day in a row after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said that the U.S economic growth would remain sluggish, as the housing market is expected to slump further. As a result, the USD has been dragged down to its record low vs. the EUR and the weakest in 26 years against the GBP. account card credit merchant

The housing market contraction appeared likely to become even more severe and it seems as if the Feds is in a tight corner. The FOMC cut the benchmark lending rate by 0.75 percentage point to 4.5% in the last two meetings over the past 8 weeks. This is the most aggressive cut since the economy was emerging from its last recession in 2001. Federal funds futures contracts show the Fed is almost certain to lower the rate by another quarter point to 4.25% next month. aspire card credit customer

Apart from that, the USD received a shred of positive data yesterday, in the form of the Unemployment Claims which fell unexpectedly, declining for the third successive week, suggesting that the labor market remained relatively healthy. card counseling credit service

Today, the U.S Trade Balance is expected to be released at -59.0B, down from last month s figure of -57.6B. The Import Price Index is expected to be released inline with expectations at 1.0%, while the Consumer Sentiment will probably weaken. card credit online processing

The beginning of next week is expected to be relatively quiet and empty from economic events. Monday will be a day off for the equity markets due to Veterans Day, while on Tuesday the Pending Home Sales data is the only to be released. It appears that the price action will probably be low, and that most of the activity will be concentrated on the second part of the trading week. consolidated counseling credit

EUR

The EUR rose to a record high against the USD yesterday after the Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said that the economic growth will slow noticeably through the end of the year and that the housing slump might even intensify before calming down again. The EUR has also trimmed some gains against the USD yesterday after the ECB left interest rates steady and did not signal an imminent interest rate hike. The European markets are now waiting to see whether the ECB would relate to the sharp rally in the EUR/USD that has surged to an all-time high of $1.4737 yesterday. check credit service

Now the ECB is caught between inflation worries in the short term and fears about a sharper downturn in growth next year on the long run. The impending Euro zone slowdown and the strong EUR should eventually prevail in favor of lower rates early next year. card credit online payment

Furthermore, hawkish commentary made by ECB President Trichet yesterday, has helped underpin a tone for the EUR\USD, but price action for the pair still remains very much a S story. There are no market moving news expected from European markets today, and price action will probably calmer than what we have seen in recent days. civil credit ontario service

JPY

The Japanese stock market has tumbled to its lowest point in more then 2 months yesterday, which caused the JPY to surge against the USD. With financial stocks also dragging the market lower, the USD\JPY is wiping out all the gains since the 50 basis point U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate cut on Sept. 18. Things have become really serious as the fallout from the U.S subprime problems is spreading everywhere and seems quite unlimited by now. antonio credit san security

The subprime mortgage crisis won t clear up anytime soon and the strong JPY continues to effect Japanese economy, causing losses to quite a few big national exporters. Today, there is no price moving news expected to come from Japan, However on Monday, the quarterly GDP and the GDP Deflator are expected to be released. Traders should be aware of the fact that the price action will most probably be affected by USD weakness, rather than any other factor. card cardmember chase credit

= Technical News EUR/USD

The pair has been testing all time high levels consistently all throughout yesterday, and now floats 1.4715. The bullish momentum on the hourly charts is strong, and the daily chart shows a massive break through major key levels. Going long appears to be preferable today. GBP/USD The cable is showing unstoppable momentum, and extremely bullish daily charts. The hourlies are indicating a local overbought situation which will probably cause a small correction on the short run. Next target price might be 2.1200 quite soon. clean credit repair service

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