Market Report
Date: 05 April 2006
Brief Economic Outlook
EURUSD-: Long term trend line has been broken during NY trading after comments from Kansas City Fed president Hoeing and Lacker whereby they talked about the US economy being ‘close to a balanced growth path’ and ‘perhaps even at the upper end of neutrality’. The initial reaction of the market was big sell off' of USD as there comments did not go down well with most traders whereby there expectetion was for the FED to push interest rates to 5% next month.
Initial target, January high at 1.2330, but after breaking above the bearish trend line of 1.2280 outlook is to continue up to 1.2460 . For short term initial support at 1.2220, strong at 1.2200ish, only a return underneath of 1.21 can stop the Dollar descent. Technical View
EUR/USD: Spot : 1.2252 Res: 1.2330, 1.2460 Sup: 1.2220, 1.2195, 1.21
GBPUSD: It peak at 1.7598 during the Asian session, a big obstacle to cable extending north is breaking above 1.7610 .
GBP/USD : Spot :1.7516 Res :1.7570,1.7610, 1.7670 Sup : 1.75, 1.7460,1.7420
USDJPY: Hovers around the 117.00-117.50 after recovering from the 116.67 overnight lows. Aggressive JPY demand was noted in the Asian session, exemplified by high volatility in the USD/JPY and EUR/JPY .
USDJPY: Spot: 117.50 Res: 117.90, 118.Sup: 116.60, 116.20
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