Friday, November 12, 2010

FOREX: USD may rebound, Bank of England minutes on the agenda temperament.

By Ilya Spivak, currency strategist mi Oct 20 05: 52: 00 GMT 2010 key overnight developments

U.S. dollar corrected lower than markets Digest NY session rally Australian Dollar shrugs from fifth drop in shot the euro extended trade jobs of critical levels in accommodation, 0.3 percent higher to correct as markets against the U.S. dollar digested landscape in New York the selling off of the risks hours. Sterling little changed, with prices, the consolidation in a choppy area to 1.57 figure. We remain flat EURUSD and GBPUSD. Asia session highlights Westpac leading index (MoM) (AUG) DEWR skilled labor jobs (MoM) (OCT) BOJ Deputy Governor Nishimura speaks in Hiroshima Australian skilled jobs fell for the fifth consecutive month in October, sliding - 0.5%, while September's originally reported increase was revised, show the largest loss in 15 months. The result of the precarious situation of force strengthened economy to cool his largest export market and key behind their resistance while the global downturn 2008 - fuelling asset bubbles and galloping inflation efforts to its lively performance amid fears as China - steps. The Australian dollar dismissed the result however is rising currencies amidst a broad-based correction in accordance with other risks the massacre in U.S. trade. Euro part: What to expect English prices (MoM) price (SEP) English (YoY) (SEP) ECB of Vitor Constâncio speaks on economy convenience store sales (YoY) (SEP) Italian industrial orders s.a. (MoM) (AUG) Italian industrial orders n.s.a. (YoY) (AUG) Italian industrial sales s.a. (MoM) (AUG) Italian Industrial Sales n.s.a. (YoY) (AUG) PSNB ex interventions (pounds) (SEP) Bank of England Protocol (OCT 20) public finances (PSNCR) (pounds) (SEP) public sector net bonds (pounds) (SEP) the ECB Jürgen Stark talks about economy the release of minutes of October's Bank of England monetary policy meeting which can economic calendar headlines, but the result isn't market moving, expected along established the voting pattern on the MPC rate setting lines fall. In particular multi-annual Dove Adam should poses a result that would be hardly surprising given its recent public statements - during token Hawk, vote for an extension of the quantitative easing (QE) - Andrew sentence again for a rate increase will push. The remaining seven policy makers are likely to play things down Center at least until an updated quarterly inflation report in November is published. Elsewhere on the docket UK budget deficit monthly figures lays the Government cash deficit widened to 15.3 billion pounds in September - the largest in three months - and can show scare risk feeling amidst rekindled fears about the onset emerging economy and its implications for the fragile economic recovery. However, money should have cooled growth to an annual rate of 1.5 percent over the same period, marking a record low and hinted that the BOE in fact have space around the constraint on the tax side points without necessarily compromising of price stability.On balance, the session can prove gedämpften, with a gentle rise in S & - P-500-index-futures in late Asian trading hinted that a correction of yesterday's sell-off in the risky asset spectrum can be the order of the day, open the door for a retreat in the security-linked US dollar against most of its main Partnern.Besuchen for real time news and analysis please http://www.dailyfx.com/real_time_news get to future articles by e-Mail, contact Ilya at ispivak@dailyfx.com

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Thursday, November 11, 2010

USD momentum picks up as markets hit with more uncertainty

Tuesday's meeting of trade was certainly a wild USD gains across the Board, the first on the back of the China interest rate hike and then some more after a number of official speaker acceleration. Officials all over the place with their Viewstowards QE2, with some approval were fed some strongly opposed and comment on other rejection. Meanwhile, Trichet ECB was statistics out with some comments about the State of the euro area, while Rehn commented rising imbalances EU. Elsewhere, the news that a purchase of Bank of America tried PIMCO and the New York Fed his defective mortgage was not seen help, investor sentiment prop weighed by all means, with U.S. stocks are more on the story. Overall, slow fear that a rise in interest rates would China comments from Fed officials which indicates less certainty about the prospects for QE2, renewed concerns about the euro-zone economy down the global economy, and a restart of the old in the form of toxic assets, troubles helped everyone to this latest wave of risk aversion and flight back to USD contribute $. The European open markets since have recovered somewhat, but we would buy actual demand rather than moved more than consolidation classified again in danger. Interestingly, we are somewhat surprised to see the yen still very well buy bid despite the latest wave of broad-based USD. While we are aware of the fact that traditionally the yen has benefited in these environments in recent times, correlations about the dollar more and less on everything else been. As such one might suggest stronger dollar that translate into a much weaker Yen at the current level that the yen still looking to try and break this record highs against the buck buck 1995. German producer prices are looking ahead (0.2% expected) out at 6: 00GMT, followed by a number of UK data a little later on 8: 30GMT. Eagerly awaited Bank of England Protocol, M4 money supply (expected 0.3%), public finances (expected 15.3B) and public sector net borrowing (expected 14.5B) includes data from the United Kingdom. The official circuit is ECB Constâncio planned on 6: 30GMT, followed by ECB stark later in the session on 10: 00GMT to speak. Managed U.S. equity future and commodities prices to recover a little since Tuesday close, but we expect to see some more sale in rallies. Posted by Joel Kruger, technical currency strategist if in time to get more, Joel reports jskruger@fxcm.com and you will be added e-Mail to the distribution list. When you visit this or any other subject feel to free our forum page want to discuss.

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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

FOREX: Dollar completely reverses its profits as risk aversion Questioned, investors contact Chinese GDP

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Dollar Completely Reverses its Gains as Risk Aversion Questioned, Investors Turn to Chinese GDP British Pound Eying Larger Bear Trend as the Governor Slashes Spending, BoE Leans Towards Stimulus Euro Dodges a Bullet as EU Pushes Back Greek Deficit Revision, Growth Readings Set for Thursday Canadian Dollar Slides after BoC Policy Report Lowers Growth Forecasts just as Risk Appetite Recovers Australian Dollar Particularly Exposed to Chinese Wave of Data as the Nation’s Resource Provider New Zealand Dollar Traders Look to Confidence Data and Risk Trends to Establish Fundamental Reactions Dollar Completely Reverses its Gains as Risk Aversion Questioned, Investors Turn to Chinese GDP

As quickly as the short-covering effort for the dollar swept in, it would just as quickly be retracted. Setting essentially the mirror performance of the previous day, trade-weighted Dollar Index would completely retrace Tuesday’s gains. Interestingly enough, this sharp decline was actually the worst performance for the currency since July 1st (whereas the preceding rally was the sharpest since August 11th). Ultimately, volatility begets volatility; and the ramped up trading activity in the FX market and behind general risk appetite yesterday would amplify the subsequent correction. With that in mind, the actual retracement should not come as a surprise to either technical or fundamental traders. For those that watch the charts, we can see that outside of the dollar’s performance, other benchmarks would fail to produce a critical break. Most notable in this column is the S&P 500 which tested – but never broke – the floor on its month-long rising trend channel. However, that is not to say that the initial move will be completely ignored. Looking at EURUSD, GBPUSD and AUDUSD, it is quite clear that a major trend has been broken. And, often times, there is an effort to test former technical levels before finding continuation on new trends. The defining factor here is fundamentals.

When considering the fundamentals of an extension or reversal on the dollar selling effort, the critical factor is speculation. The health of the economy, revenues from US firms, rates on bonds and other critical objective measurements of performance and returns are not what is driving price action. Instead, the market’s collective opinion on the potential future of these drivers along with an ever-evolving consensus on which factor is the most influential at any one point determines the course of the dollar, equities and every other freely-traded asset. This is perhaps why the dollar was able to rally Tuesday in the face of a greater detail and support on an expansion of the Fed’s stimulus efforts come November 3rd. The market was already heavily pricing in a second injection of capital; so the influence this selling catalyst could have had was diminished. The same could be said about today’s subsequent central bank updates. The Beige Book (a review of economic conditions released two weeks prior to a rate decision) reported that the US economy was expanding at a “modest” pace through the past two months and offered a slight upgrade to optimism. More noteworthy were the comments from Fed Presidents Lacker and Plosser. The former said it was a “hard case to make” to justify further asset purchases while the latter said it didn’t seem a necessary step at this point. These remarks wouldn’t help the dollar.

At this point, the more critical driver (as it is more vague and thereby further mispriced than stimulus forecasting) is risk appetite. Wednesday’s session was a balancing period for the extreme shift in the taste for risk the previous session. Yet, there were developments through the day that may support a shift in investor optimism. For the 3Q earnings season, US Bancorp and Wells Fargo reported better-than-expected earnings; but skepticism - like that surrounding the weak showing from Morgan Stanley – will eventually find its tipping point. In the meantime, the pace and vitality of optimism will likely be heavily influenced by the Chinese 3Q GDP reading. This is the first of the largest economies to report the period’s growth; and this nation in particular is considered the benchmark for a strong economy and market. What happens if it disappoints?

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British Pound Eying Larger Bear Trend as the Governor Slashes Spending, BoE Leans Towards Stimulus

To establish a meaningful assessment of the British pound’s fundamental health, we need to look beyond GBPUSD. This dollar-based pair would put in for an aggressive rally that would reflect broad dollar selling; and the subsequent bid for the sterling would spill over. However, the life of this fundamental wave is short-lived. What has a little more staying power is the balance between growth, fiscal stability and yield in the country. The most remarkable and underrated development for the day was Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osbourne’s Comprehensive Spending Review. The policymaker laid out the most aggressive spending cuts (81 billion pounds) in the economy’s history. Balancing one’s fiscal books is certainly important; but such severe cut backs can very well threaten a still weak recovery. This being the case, the BoE’s minutes, in which there was modestly more support for additional stimulus, makes a much stronger case for bond purchases and hold rates.

Euro Dodges a Bullet as EU Pushes Back Greek Deficit Revision, Growth Readings Set for Thursday

Following its typical inverse relationship to the US dollar, the euro spent Wednesday’s trading hours in a steady advance. For support, the shared currency would buy time in facing a looming threat when the EU announced it was pushing back the release of the Greek debt revisions for the 2006-2009 period a month. Looking ahead to the next European session, we have PMI data – considered a timely proxy to GDP.

Canadian Dollar Slides after BoC Policy Report Lowers Growth Forecasts just as Risk Appetite Recovers

Following up on the previous days’ rate decision, the Bank of Canada released its quarterly Monetary Policy report. The tone of the report extended the effort to lower the market’s opinion of the economy and the Canadian dollar. According to the group, GDP this past quarter likely running 1.6 percent (previously forecasted to be 2.8 percent) and core inflation will hold below 2.0 percent through 4Q of 2012.

Australian Dollar Particularly Exposed to Chinese Wave of Data as the Nation’s Resource Provider

When looking for the beneficiary of a positive risk move, it is usually pretty safe to assume that the Aussie dollar has rallied. That was certainly the case Wednesday. In the coming 24 hours, the Australian dollar will be fully engaged in the strength or weakness of the Chinese economy. As the largest provider of coal and other vital commodities for the engine of the East, the Aussie dollar is probably the most sensitive major.

New Zealand Dollar Traders Look to Confidence Data and Risk Trends to Establish Fundamental Reactions

The New Zealand needs every point of support it can find. When risk appetite trends are strong (or at the least volatile) it is easy to ignore the kiwi’s actual role as a high-yielding currency. For event risk early Thursday, the New Zealand dollar is facing consumer confidence and credit card spending – important readings on domestic consumption and lending conditions in the economy.

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ECONOMIC DATA

Next 24 Hours

CBAHIA House Affordability (3Q)

Sits at lowest level since 2Q 2008.

10%+ growth in last 3 quarters.

Credit Card Spending s.a. (MoM) (SEP)

New Zealand credit card spending rose in each of the past 10 months.

Credit Card Spending (YoY) (SEP)

ANZ Consumer Confidence Index (OCT)

Sits at highest level since June.

Gross Domestic Product (YTD) (YoY) (3Q)

Retail sales likely increased by over 18% for a second month in Sept. Overall, China's growth momentum is slowing, but it remains robust.

Retail Sales (YTD) (YoY) (SEP)

Industrial Production (YoY) (SEP)

Industrial Production (YTD) (YoY) (SEP)

Consumer Price Index (YoY) (SEP)

Chinese inflation was over 3% in the past two months, prompting policy makers to raise rates yesterday.

Purchasing Price Index (YoY) (SEP)

Producer Price Index (YoY) (SEP)

Fixed Assets Investments (YTD) (YoY) (SEP)

Slowed in the last ten months.

All Industry Activity Index (MoM) (AUG)

July rise was highest in 3 months.

Trade Balance (Swiss franc) (SEP)

Swiss trade surplus narrowed in August from record high the month prior.

Real Estate Index Family Homes (3Q)

Rose to historic high in 2Q 2010.

French PMI Manufacturing (OCT P)

French manufacturing rose last month to highest level since April.

German PMI Manufacturing (OCT A)

German manufacturing fell in September for a second month.

Euro-Zone PMI Manufacturing (OCT A)

Europe's services, manufacturing industries grew at slowest pace in seven months in September.

Euro-Zone PMI Services (OCT A)

Euro-Zone PMI Composite (OCT A)

Major Banks Mortgage Approvals (SEP)

Likely fell for a fourth month.

Retail Sales ex Auto Fuel (MoM) (SEP)

U.K. retail sales ex auto fuel declined in August, following a three-month rise.

Retail Sales ex Auto Fuel (YoY) (SEP)

Retail Sales inc Auto Fuel (MoM) (SEP)

Retail Sales inc Auto Fuel (YoY) (SEP)

ZEW Survey (Expectations) (OCT)

Negative first time since May '09.

Leading Indicators (MoM) (SEP)

Increased in last fifteen months.

Initial Jobless Claims (OCT 16)

Jobless claims rose by 13,000 in the week ended October 8.

Euro-Zone Consumer Confidence (OCT A)

Unexpectedly improved in Sept.

Increased in 3 of past 4 months.

Negative reading in past 2 months.

BoE's Adam Posen Speaks on Economy

Fed's James Bullard Delivers Open Remarks at St. Louis Fed

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A daily review of comments of selected officials around the globe for macro economy and the foreign exchange market... Daily_Sound_BItes_body_10.png, Daily Sound Bites 10.19 Written by Jonathan Granby, DailyFX research team if you want to keep Joel reports in a more appropriate Mode-e-Mail-jskruger@fxcm.com and you will be added to the distribution list. When you visit this or any other subject feel to free our forum page want to discuss.

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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

USD/CAD: Trading the Canadian consumer price report

Trading the news: Canada consumer price index why this event is important: a rebound in price growth could a bullish reaction in the Canadian dollar spark, as inflation of the Central Bank target of 2 approaches can more %, and the Bank of Canada under scope monetary policy to normalize how it maintains its dual mandate to maintain price stability in the promotion of full employment in the coming months. However, the last batch fundamental developments suggest that is marked increase of economic activity slowly tapering in the second half of the year and the current buffer time within the price sector could price pressure steaming, as the Central Bank lowers its growth forecast for the region. What is expected is: time of release: 10/22/2010 11: 00 GMT, 7: 00 EST primary pair impact: USDCAD expected: 1.9%: 1.7% this will be market moving (scenarios): consumer prices in Canada are a annualize to increase speed of 1.9% which would be the highest reading since January while the core inflation rate is projected to keep predicts steady at 1.6% for the third consecutive month in September. However, as the BoC see inflation holding 2% objective by 2012, it is that we see, could a lower than expected heading reading for inflation that might trigger a sell-off in the Canadian dollar as investors weigh the prospects for the future policy a big risk. The upside as you company spending Canada at the fastest pace in four years, with prices for raw materials increase for the second consecutive month in August, expands can companies to higher costs for consumers in your profitability increase passed. A higher rate which could lead to inflation, which track USD/CAD the sharp ahead, carried over from the previous week, as investors speculate the BoC borrowing costs more to increase in the coming months, and exchange rate work its way back towards parity can as market participants expect to facilitate the Fed monetary policy. As the recovery of in economic activity from the downside however, with the GDP dropped 0.1% in July, tips the slack in the real economy on inflation could wear down how households keep a lid on consumption. An unexpected decline in which could price growth increased weakness in the wing Canadian currency and the exchange rate can trace continues to decline the previous month as interest rate expectations falter. How to trade this event risk expectations for a rebound in price growth certainly a bullish Outlook for the Canadian dollar and price action following benefits could share the stage for a long Loonie trading set how inflation of the Central Bank approaches target of 2%. Therefore, extend the CPI to an annualized 1.9% or higher in September we should find red, five minutes a candle for the data to generate a sale listing on two lots of USD/CAD under. Once these conditions are met, we will get the first stop on the high or a reasonable distance close nearby swing and this risk is our first goal set up. The second objective will be based on discretion and we go to the stop on the second batch, costs, once the first trade your brand reach in order to lock in our profits. In contrast the uncertainties on the Economic Outlook that coupled with the cautious tone held by the BoC could cause the company to keep a lid on prices, and a gloomy inflation report could weigh on the exchange rate as investors back scale expectations for a different interest rate increase this year. As a result, if price growth keeps stable at 1.7% or unexpectedly contracts of the previous month, we will implement trade than the short position above, only in reverse order the same strategy for a long $Loonie. Potential price targets for the release USDCAD_Trading_the_Canadian_Consumer_Price_Report_body_ScreenShot039.png, USD/CAD: Trading the Canadian Consumer Price Report impact of Canadian consumer price index had on CAD change during the last month (1 hour post event) pips change pips (end of day post event) August 2010 Canada consumer price index for consumer prices in Canada slipped 0.1% in August amid predictions for a flat read while the heading for the inflation unexpectedly dragged back above read month to an annual rate of 1.7% from 1.8% in the. At the same time the core CPI held steady at an annualised 1.6% for the second consecutive month, and subdued price growth could turn adopt, as it aims to the Bank of Canada, a wait and see approach in the coming months, to balance the risks to the region. The breakdown of the report showed coupled with a 0.4% decline in energy prices on food costs fell 0.2% in the course of the month, while prices for clothing and footwear rose by 1.5% to 1.0% contraction in July. The BoC maintains a cautious tone for the region and provides the selected rebound in economic activity Konik, the Central Bank can look to that to keep benchmark interest rate at 1.00%, while the rest of the year remains clouded as growth prospects uncertain. USDCAD_Trading_the_Canadian_Consumer_Price_Report_body_ScreenShot037.png, USD/CAD: Trading the Canadian Consumer Price Report What to look for before the release traders with access to detailed information about FXCM Active Trader platform can market it to the effectiveness of release and aimed a the market bias illuminate business measuring using. Boost volume before the announcement will probably follow through behind independent move is, while an imbalance in available liquidity to offer compared to the offer page of market direction will tell us large institutions are likely before the announcement favoured to materialize, telegraph: bullish scenario: when we see substantially lower available liquidity on the bid side of the market, this tells us that great looking price providers on the market against the Canadian dollar to buy USD. Given that 60% all FX market volume by only six top banks is disabled, we see on the same page of trade as major institutions are clever, and will facilitate a bullish bias on USDCAD prior to release data. Bearish scenario: When we substantially lower available liquidity on the page see offer of the market, says this us this important Prize providers on the market looking to sell USD against the Canadian dollar. Given that 60% of all FX market volume by only six top banks is disabled, we see on the same page of trade as major institutions are clever, and will facilitate a bearish biases on USDCAD prior to release data. Ask? Comments? Join the us in the DailyFX Forum to discuss this report contact David song, currency Analyst: dsong@fxcm.com

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Monday, November 8, 2010

Place USD traders to the spotlight on Philadelphia Fed and leading indicators report

By Michael Wright, MI currency analyst Oct 20 15: 50: 00 GMT 2010 US leading indicators (SEP) Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook

Expectations: 0.3% expectations: 2.0 leading indicators in the world's largest economy are fundamental Outlook expected to 0.3% in September after climbing 0.3 per cent of the month to promote that will mark the third consecutive monthly advance. The report is of great importance due to the fact that precede the index indicators that supposedly includes on major developments in the economy such as employment and consumer goods orders among many others. Now's Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook for the month October predicts expected in October with numbers that where 0\r from September's reading of - 0.7 rebound. A reading on line or bode, economists exceed approaches will be good for the United States since the report an improved Outlook from produced would suggest that is positive for production and economic growth. Components that should not be overlooked if prices paid to digest the report, new jobs and employment. Economists like the last are optimistic on tomorrow's releases. If numbers in the row or expectations exceed additional upside momentum can face the US dollar as the currency back looks ground against most of his colleagues after trading in overbought/oversold levels for a considerable time. Technical Outlook EURUSD daily chart USD_Traders_To_Place_The_Spotlight_on_Philadelphia_Fed_Report_body_eurusd1.png, USD Traders To Place The Spotlight on Philadelphia Fed and Leading Indicators Report charts created using FXCM's strategy trader EURUSD: the couple has finally below the increasing channel, since early September is broken remained intact. At the same time price action slipped and below the 10-day SMA, closed, during the parabolic a sell signal yesterday showed. Than in recent times the EURUSD struggling to break back above the 20 day moving average. A close below this level today validated further losses back towards 1.3500.Not forgetting crossed the MACD down yesterday, that is characteristic of additional declines. for more technical analysis visit the DailyFX technical page written by Michael Wright, currency analyst to receive future articles via email, please contact is me under mwright@fxcm.com Michael Wright author FX news, Fundamentals vs. technical of intraday trading, Forex trading weekly forecast weekly spotlight

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USD graphic review: Dollar index climbs as risk aversion comes roaring back

USD_Graphic_Rewind_body_dxy10.png, USD Graphic Rewind: Dollar Index Climbs As Risk Aversion Comes Roaring BackThe index yesterday scored an impressive day of gains and preferably a day climb back its registered in two months as risk aversion with a vengeance. China's surprise walk sent the Dow below the 11,000 level, crude soil moisture more than 4% and gold breached $measurement as risk aversion on the rampage was. A hike in China heroes often investors because you fear will lead any slowdown in a slowdown of the world economy as China applies the brakes on its economy. With the global economy in such a delicate State as it climbs out of the recession fears play out in a massive avoid risky assets. The dollar, however, is considered and managed these movements benefit a so-called safe haven. Meanwhile comments specified later in the day by some fed members, once again, further quantitative easing measures uninsured are giving an extra boost of the dollar. Looking ahead, while we the prevailing trend certainly a risk averse one on global macro events to be, we watch a few smaller events, for expect today. First, the Bank of England his minutes from the latest rate decision releases, to better indicate the delicate balance of the Mediterranean partner countries should give. Later in the day we have the Fed beige book and fed Lacker speaks fed events on Economic Outlook as we said yesterday and talk for information on QE2 carefully should be observed. Written by Jonathan Granby, research will be added team if you want to keep Joel reports in a more appropriate Mode-e-Mail-jskruger@fxcm.com and DailyFX to the distribution list. If these or any other topic-feel free to out forum visit want to discuss.

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