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9 Oct 2013

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DAILY  ANALYSIS  for 08.10, 2013


Asian and European trading sessions:

British Pound: The British pound responded by declining after information that the Bank of England will conduct the LTRO operations. The currency traded relatively volatile and its decline was not too long: the GBP / USD pair could return to previous levels, and even then refreshed the session high. The Bank of England has not reported the detailed information on the operations of LTRO; the issue probably will be cleared up at a meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee, the results of which will be announced on Thursday. The GBP / USD pair shown low below $ 1.6015, but then managed to climb to around $ 1.6115 level where it met a resistance.

Japanese Yen: The United States President Barack Obama has once again publicly called on Congress to resume funding the government and increase the “ceiling" of the public debt. This was his subject to talk about in his speech at the Federal Emergency Management Agency. After that yen reached an eight- week high against the dollar, and rebound meeting the resistance; the USD / JPY pair rose to Y97.20.

Swiss Franc: The Franc rose against the euro, after the head of the Swiss National Bank Thomas Jordan said that the policy to curb the growth of the Swiss franc against the euro, which was introduced two years ago to avoid the dangers of deflation and recession, was the correct measure to ensure price stability in the foreseeable future. Recall that the restriction of the EUR / CHF pair at 1.20 was introduced on September 11, 2011 to deal with the growth of the franc, which could undermine the competitiveness of the Swiss economy, which is the euro zone’s main export market.


American trading session:


U.S. Dollar: The data showed that exports to the U.S. economy grew by 1.9 % to 30.1 billion dollars, registering the highest level since December 2011. Imports from the U.S. rose 0.1 % to $ 26.1 billion. Thus, the trade surplus with the U.S. increased from $ 3.4 billion in July to 4.0 billion in August. The “greenback” was supported by this news.

Canadian Dollar: The Statistics Canada reported today that by the end of August trade deficit increased slightly, despite the forecasts of experts who waited a decline. Accordingly report, the Canada's merchandise exports in August rose by 2.1 % to 39.8 billion, and imports rose 1.8% to 41.1 billion, resulting in a trade deficit rose to $ 1.3 billion, compared with $ 1.2 billion in July. After the publication the Canadian dollar declined significantly against their colleagues.

Gold: The gold rose on the background of the news that the Chinese market was opened after a week-long national holidays, where have seen a small interest in buying the asset. Also a lack of progress in the budget issue in U.S. supported the gold prices. The cost of December gold futures rose to $ 1327.80 per ounce on COMEX today.

Oil:  The prices for November futures on U.S. light crude oil WTI grew moderately, rising above $ 103.65 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, due to the fiscal crisis in the United States.


 

TECHNICAL  ANALYSIS  for 09.10, 2013


 EURUSD
The pair has drawn the Pennant. The end of the figure maybe expected at 1.36806. The pair should stay above 1.34882 to be able workout the figure.
Resistance: 1.35984, 1.37486, 1.38554
Support: 1.34882, 1.33143, 1.31674
GBPUSD
The pair is trading between 1.62050 and 1.60322.
Resistance: 1.62050, 1.63316, 1.64636
Support: 1.60322, 1.58543, 1.56722
USDCHF
The pair has tested 0.89635 and rolling back to 0.91079. 
Resistance: 0.91079, 0.92026, 0.93069
Support: 0.89635, 0.88418, 0.87214
USDJPY
The pair is rolling back to 97.491.
Resistance: 97.491, 98.718, 99.888
Support: 96.400, 95.200, 94.089
AUDUSD
The pair has drawn the Pennant. If the pair breaks upper level of the Pennant the pair will workout the figure and rise to 0.95611. If the pair stays below resistance 0.94635 the pair will decline to 0.93493.
Resistance: 0.94635, 0.95611, 0.96579
Support: 0.93493, 0.92284, 0.91360

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