Euro rallied through 1.3000 after the market failed to sustain a break of 1.2900. Heavy EUR/GBP buying supported as did concern about GM’s survival in the US session. EUR/JPY remained buoyant as the major surged but late Dow weakness hurt sentiment. . Looking ahead, April PMI services are forecast at 41 vs. 40.9 while the Manufacturing is forecast at 34.5 vs. 33.9 previously. Sterling experienced a lot of volatility after a host of GBP data released overnight. Unemployment data was showing some positives with the Claimant count at 73k vs. 120k forecast. The BOE minutes showed a 9-0 vote for the continued use of Quantitative easing to the tune of 75Bn Pounds. Also released, the UK Government Budget which contained downward revisions of the UK GDP to 3.5% in 2009 and induced Fresh Pound weakness. Looking ahead, April CBI Orders forecast at -54 vs. -58 previously.
Technical Outlook:
EURO R1: 1.3115 S1: 1.2930 R2: 1.3140 S2: 1.2920
Chart pattern hints towards the possibility of small upward correction for the day. With the trading range of 1.2940 -1.3110 levels for the day. Currency is trading above the moving averages showing slight bullishness but Stochastic and momentum are also supporting the view.
Chart pattern hints towards the possibility of small upward correction for the day. With the trading range of 1.2940 -1.3110 levels for the day. Currency is trading above the moving averages showing slight bullishness but Stochastic and momentum are also supporting the view.
GBP R1: 1.4640 S1: 1. 4380 R2: 1.4660 S2: 1. 4350
Chart pattern shows a sideways note for the day. Trading range is expected between 1.4390-1.4630 levels for the day. RSI and stochastic are seen trending up .Currency is trading below the moving averages only crossovers can confirm the trend
Chart pattern shows a sideways note for the day. Trading range is expected between 1.4390-1.4630 levels for the day. RSI and stochastic are seen trending up .Currency is trading below the moving averages only crossovers can confirm the trend
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