marekdt pisze:Czy są jakieś aktualne poziomy na EURUSD?
na edku wszycho tak jak było...może w poglądowej AT jakaś wskazówka
http://forex-nawigator.biz/forum/daytra ... ml#p518196
INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR:
10-Oct -- China: Q3 Fx Resvs, Sep M2 and New Loans
10-Oct 2330/1930* Australia: October Westpac Consumer Sentimt
10-Oct 0600/0200 Japan: ESP Survey on GDP, CPI, BOJ policy
10-Oct 0645/0245 France Aug industrial output(%mom/qoq)
10-Oct 0800/0400 Italy Aug industrial output(%mom/wda %yoy)
10-Oct 1300/0900 Mexico July Gross fixed investment (y/y)
10-Oct 1300/0900 Mexico August Trade balance (r)
09-paź-2012 12:15
MNI AUSSIE-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.0300 Strong offers
$1.0290 Medium offers
$1.0270/80 Near-term top, stops
$1.0254 100 dma
$1.0245/50 Strong offers Custodial names, stops
$1.0235 European high
$1.0213 5 dma
$1.0208 ***Current market price 1014GMT Tuesday
$1.0195/93 Euro/Asia lows
$1.0190 Macro stops
$1.0180 Corporate demand
$1.0170 Strong demand
$1.0150 Strong demand, stops
$1.0130 Strong demand
$1.0123 13 Jul low
DOLLAR-CANADA; Despite some losses on the day, the loonie continues
to see dip buying and dollar-Canada did not spend much time over
C$0.9800 (earlier high at C$0.9806). The pair bottomed around C$0.9630
Sept 14 (a day after the Fed announced QE3) and has since made higher
lows ($0.9731 low Friday, $0.9747 low earlier), which suggests more
upside. George Davis, chief technical analyst at RBC Capital Markets,
and Paul Borean (Associate) still favor "fading corrective rallies to
C$0.9948 based on the intermediate downtrend that is in place, with a
close above the old descending channel top at C$1.0015 required to
trigger an outright bullish trend reversal that would indicate that an
important shift in sentiment is underway (and cause us to reassess our
bearish view)." RBCCM's medium-term technical price target is located at
C$0.9575. Dollar-Canada holds currently at C$0.9787.
FX VIEW: Andy Busch of BMO Capital Markets addresses reports that
major custodial banks Bank of NY Mellong and State Street plan to charge
for Danish krone and franc deposits (negative rates). "The safe-haven
appeal of non-eruo European currencies has driven demand for deposits,
but the low interest rates in those currencies have squeezed bank
returns," he says. (Busch notes that Danish two-year debt yields
-0.083% and Swiss two-year debt yields -0.252%). BONYM and State Street
actions are "reminiscent of the late 1970s when the Swiss adopted
negative interest rates by charging a fee to those that wanted to open a
banking account," he says.