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Posted: 27 Sep 2011 03:29 AM PDT Optimism rules today with stocks and commodities strongly up, as latest market rumors suggest the EU is ready to widen the European bailout fund, to prevent more debt contagion. Seems the rescue plan has been discussed by G20 over the weekend. Still, market is not showing much confidence as both Euro and Pound hold near recent multi months low.
EUR/USD: Bias: Neutral – Still limited below 1.3550 area. Break of the last may favor an approach to 1.3630/50 area on market positive mood. Indicators however hold the bearish path. Supports: 1.3480 1.3440 1.3400 Resistances: 1.3520 1.3550 1.3590
GBP/USD: Bias: Bullish – Correcting lower from the 61.8% retracement of the 1.5747/1.5330 rally. Correction may reach 1.5490 (38.2%) yet a bounce back higher should be expected there. Supports: 1.5490 1.5460 1.5420 Resistances: 1.5560 1.5600 1.5655
USD/CHF: Bias: Slightly bearish – Pushing towards the daily ascendant trend line coming from 0.8647 (today at 0.9010); break lower seems still unlikely. Supports: 0.9000 0.8930 0.8870 Resistances: 0.9045 0.9100 0.9145
USD/JPY: Bias: Neutral – Range bound, the USD/JPY needs a clear break either below 76.00 or above 77.10, to give signs of life. Supports: 76.10 75.90 75.40 Resistances: 76.50 76.75 77.10 |
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