S/L przestawiony 1.22962 BE +4andy11 pisze:SS eur//usd 1.23001, S/L 1.23219, TP 1.21589
Z nedzy do pieniedzy ..:)
EUR/USD: Bids 1.2260/70 and 1.2240/60, sell stops below, Offers start from 1.2300.10, suggested buy stops up through 1.2330 ahead of offers 1.2360/70
GBP/USD: Still rangebound but offers 1.5630/40 and stronger up at 1.5690/00 possible buy stops just above but more offers 1.5720/30(200 day MA 1.5724). Bids 1.5600/20 some sell stops down through 1.5570
EUR/GBP: Offers 0.7880/00 (funds) and 0.7915/25. Bids 0.7860/70, sell stops just below through 0.7850 ahead of next tech support 0.7825/30
USD/JPY: Offers 78.75/85 buy stops above and through 79.00, tech res at 55/200 day MA’s at 79.06 /18. Bids 78.30/40 (tenkan line 78.35), and larger down at 78.00/10 (probably official). Sell stops down through 77.90.
EUR/JPY: sell stops down through 96.50 ahead of Bids 96.30/40and 96.00./10. Offers 96.90/00 larger up at 97.20/30
AUD/JPY: Strong bids 82.50/60 (Japanese names) sell stops below through 82.40and again through 82.00. Offers 83.00/10 likely buy stops above through 83.30 ahead of more offers 83.45/55
EUR/CHF: Bids 1.2000/10(SNB), Offers 1.2025/30
USD/CHF: Offers 0.9780/90 and 0.9860/70. Bids 0.9750/60 and 0.9700/10
AUD/USD: Offers 1.0550/60 (talk RBA commercial sell orders), more offers 1.0605/15 with larger from 1.0630 ahead of a 1.0650 barrier. Strong bids 1.0500/10. Sell stops through 1.0495. Bids below 1.0450/60 with further sell stops through 1.0445.
EUR/AUD: Offers 1.1710/20 and stronger up at 1.1760. Bids/tech supp from 1.1630 down to 1.1610
NZD/USD: Offers 0.8130/40 and 0.8160/70. Bids 0.8090/00 and stronger at 0.8070/75
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EURO-DOLLAR: Traders report that slippage met Spanish demand ahead of
$1.2260, the rate basing at $1.2261 before edging back to $1.2275.
Traders note that a Spanish report that Catalonia has asked the Spanish
govt to speed up disbursement of cash provided the initial negative
trigger for euro sales, with some noting sales from an EU central bank
adding to the weight. Bids remain at $1.2260/40, stops below.
MNI EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.2403 Wednesday high/$1.2400 Option expiry
$1.2392 Recovery high Wednesday/Stops above
$1.23878 Thursday Aug 9 high
$1.2385 Strong offers, capped Europe recovery attempts Thursday
$1.2365 Strong offers begin
$1.2345/50 Medium offers
$1.2320/25 Medium offers
$1.2308 Int.Day high Asia/Offers to $1.2310 with stops above
$1.2270 ***Current mkt rate 0808GMT Friday
$1.2261 Int.Day low Europe, Asia $1.22835
$1.2260-40 Medium demand/$1.2252 61.8% $1.2134-1.2444
$1.2219 React low post NFP Friday
$1.2210/00 Medium demand/$1.2207 76.4% $1.2134-1.2444
$1.2160 $1.2160-50-40 Option expiries
$1.2134 Thursday Aug2 low (ECB Draghi react)
EURO-DOLLAR: Traders report that slippage met Spanish demand ahead of
$1.2260, the rate basing at $1.2261 before edging back to $1.2275.
Traders note that a Spanish report that Catalonia has asked the Spanish
govt to speed up disbursement of cash provided the initial negative
trigger for euro sales, with some noting sales from an EU central bank
adding to the weight. Bids remain at $1.2260/40, stops below.
MNI EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.2403 Wednesday high/$1.2400 Option expiry
$1.2392 Recovery high Wednesday/Stops above
$1.23878 Thursday Aug 9 high
$1.2385 Strong offers, capped Europe recovery attempts Thursday
$1.2365 Strong offers begin
$1.2345/50 Medium offers
$1.2320/25 Medium offers
$1.2308 Int.Day high Asia/Offers to $1.2310 with stops above
$1.2270 ***Current mkt rate 0808GMT Friday
$1.2261 Int.Day low Europe, Asia $1.22835
$1.2260-40 Medium demand/$1.2252 61.8% $1.2134-1.2444
$1.2219 React low post NFP Friday
$1.2210/00 Medium demand/$1.2207 76.4% $1.2134-1.2444
$1.2160 $1.2160-50-40 Option expiries
$1.2134 Thursday Aug2 low (ECB Draghi react)
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Gold - The Safest Investment
Today’s economic climate has pushed many people into investing in gold and gold products (gold bullion, gold shares, gold accounts, gold Sipp pensions and so on). Whatever choice you decide to make then clearly you will have to understand that you will have to do some research in advance to understand the intricacies of making such an investment and to learn what gold products are the best for you.
The vast majority of people believe that gold is the best way to protect their savings and their couldn’t be more right. When the rates of inflation are going through the roof then you can be sure that you will need a hedge fund to protect you from loosing all your savings and your wealth. This is why Central Banks are investing so heavily in this glittering metal and it should be the reason why we should follow suit.
There have been rises and falls in the price of gold that have worried many private investors. However, it is good to know that the precious metal is going through a period of price correction and that this will determine some fluctuations on the market. There has been a very long time since there was an in –depth stabilization period this is why some of the investors might be a little bit shocked. However, one should understand the fact that making a gold purchase at this moment is not something that we should neglect. Besides the advantageous prices one will also be able to make a profit as the fluctuations on the market are not severe.
Gold is definitely the safest bet we could be making at this moment, without ever thinking about fluctuations that might arise. When you are interested in such investments though you should make sure that you ask for the advice of a professional, especially when you are a first time investor and are not aware of all the intricacies of the market.
This glittering metal is one of the most traditional ways of preserving your wealth and your savings. From the early times there have been wars and battles fought for this precious metal and its value has not diminished even today. Making gold investments is clearly something that is going to help you protect your savings for the future. There are many gold products that one can choose from this is why you should make sure that you opt for the best for you and your family!
By: JacquelineBrewster
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Gold traders refrain from buying
Even as a drought threatens to cut demand from rural areas
Gold traders in India took to the sidelines as prices steadied near the Rs 30,000 mark, despite seeking to stock for festivals, even as a drought threatens to cut demand from rural areas.
* "There is no demand right now... demand could pick up by September end," said an official with a private bullion importing bank in Mumbai.
* Festival season has started in India, the world's biggest consumer last year, with the celebration of Janamashtami on Friday, and will peak in November. Weddings will also take place during this period.
* Gold imports have already declined due to doubling of import duty, and the drought could further dent demand from rural areas.
* Rural areas, which depend on monsoon rains for agricultural yields and income, contribute to about 60 percent of the country's demand.
* The most-active gold for October delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was 0.07 percent lower at 29,946 rupees per 10 grams, after hitting a high if 30,016 rupees.
* Silver also edged lower following copper, another industrial metal.
* Silver for September delivery on the MCX was 0.30 percent lower at 53,349 rupees per kg.
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Ldn FX: Euro-Dlr Hit Again On Spanish Region Cash Demand
10-sie-2012 12:40
LONDON, Aug 10 (MNI) - A report in the Spanish press that Catalonia
had asked the Spanish goverment to speed up disbursement of cash from
an E18 billion fund to help the autonomous regions meet bond redemptions
provided the trigger for further risk position paring, following
overnight reactions from the RBA Report and China's weaker-than-expected
trade data.
European sovereign and Dutch AAA name sales were noted in the mix
as rate dipped to $1.2261 but move was met by strong demand from a
Spanish name. However, rate remained below $1.2300 through the European
morning session.
EURO SUMMARY: Opened early Europe at $1.2292
Euro-dollar closed in NY at $1.2304 after recovering on reported light
short covering from session lows of $1.2266. Rate marked highs into
early Asia at $1.2308 before turning lower, the rate settling between
$1.2287/96 with moves within determined by reaction to the RBA Report,
suggesting that the strong Aussie dollar could have a negative effect on
future growth, with recovery efforts then squeezed lower again on react
to the release of weaker-than-expected China trade data. Rate edged to
$1.2297 into early Europe but met real money supply sitting into the
figure. Rate began to ease, the move down getting added weight as
traders noted a Spanish report suggesting Catalonia had asked the
Spanish govt to speed up cash aid dispersal. US investment house sales
stood out from above $1.2280 as rate sank to $1.2261 lows. Spanish bank
demand greeted the dip, taking the rate back to $1.2283 before settling
between $1.2270/80 ahead of NY. Bids remain at $1.2260/40, resistance
into $1.2300/10.
US: News from the US overnight,
* US PRESS: A survey for the WSJ shows that economists believe the
debate over the US "fiscal cliff" is weighing on growth, with few
expecting Congress to reach any deals before November.
EUROZONE: Data released in the Eurozone Friday,
* GERMANY: July HICP unrev +0.4% m/m, rev +1.9% y/y (+2.0%)
- July m/m final HICP matches MNI median fcast
- July y/y final HICP below all fcasts (MNI median +2.0%)
- July CPI unrevised +0.4% m/m, +1.7% y/y, June +1.7%
- July final CPI matches MNI median fcast
* FRANCE: 1H central govt deficit E56.7 bln vs 1H 2011 E61.3 bln
- 1H outlays +3.4% y/y; 1H revenues +4.1% y/y
* FRANCE: June industry output flat m/m, as expected;
May -2.1% m/m (-1.9%)
- 2Q industry output -0.6% q/q; 1Q -0.4% q/q
- June mfg output +0.1% m/m after May -1.1% m/m (-1.0%)
YEN SUMMARY: Opened in early Europe at Y78.55 and Y96.52
Asian trade opened flat, before sharp yen demand ahead of the Tokyo fix
weighed to Y78.50. Support met in the dip and - aided by some decent
cross demand - recovered to Y78.60 where rate settled in a tight range.
There was an unexpected rise in Japan's IP data, the release showed an
increase to a seasonally adjusted 0.4%, from -0.1% last month. Euro-yen
was tied to a narrow range with little in the way of real money flows.
The pair slipped in tandem with dollar-yen to Y96.51 ahead of the fix,
before meeting decent demand interest to Y96.70, late profit take sales
eased. Into Europe and dollar-yen opened on a heavy tone, sharp cross
sales led the pair to Y78.40, before making an attempted recovery to
Y78.50. Tight range trade continued ahead of NY with decent demand
scattered down to Y78.00. Euro-yen saw sales from the off and - aided by
real money/US investment house supply in euro-dollar - printed lows of
Y96.15. Cross saw a decent bounce to Y96.40, later easing to Y96.30 and
sit heavy into NY.
JAPAN: Reported comments in Japan Friday,
* The Japanese parliament on Friday enacted by majority vote
legislation that would double the current 5% sales tax by 2015 and
improve social security services on condition that the economy
continues to recover steadily. The focus is now on when Prime
Minister Yoshihiko Noda will call a parliamentary election. Noda won
support for the tax bills from the two main opposition parties in
exchange for his vague promise that he will dissolve the lower house
and call snap elections "in the near future."
JAPAN: Data released in Japan Friday,
* From revised industrial output data by METI
- June Indl Output Revised +0.4% M/M Vs Prelim -0.1%
- Indl Output Posts 1st M/M Rise in 3 Months
* July CGPI -2.1% Y/Y; MNI Median Forecast: -1.6%
- July CGPI Posts 4th Straight Y/Y Drop; June Rev -1.4%
- CGPI Marks Largest Y/Y Fall Since -2.1% in Jan 2010
CHINA: News from China Friday,
* CHINA YUAN: China set yuan central parity lower at 6.3447 Friday,
+1.13% Y/Y.
* CHINA DATA: China July seasonally adjusted exports -4.2% m/m vs +4.3%
June, imports -5.8% m/m vs -0.6% June;
- China July seasonally adjusted exports +1.6% y/y vs +13.9% June,
imports +1.2% y/y vs +10.6% June.
- China July trade surplus +$25.15 bln VS MNI median +$33.5 bln;
Jan-Jly exports +7.8% y/y; imports +6.4% y/y.
- China July imports +%4.7 y/y VS MNI median +8.3% y/y
- China July exports +%1.0 y/y VS MNI median +8.5% y/y
OTHER ASIA:
* AUSTRALIA: From the RBA monetary policy statement:
- RBA ups Dec12 y/y GDP f'cast to 3.50% vs 3.0%
- RBA: High Aud more contractionary now vs past
- Jun13 y/y underlying infla seen in top half of target band
- RBA ups Dec12 y/y underlying infl to 2.50% vs 2.25%
- RBA keeps Dec13 y/y GDP f'cast unch at 2.5%-3.5%
- RBA: tradable infla seen rising as exch rate effect wanes
- RBA: peak in resource investment seen in 2013-14
- Resource invest peak not material risk to infla forecast
- Growth likely to be about trend pace in 2H of 2012
- Growth in 1h may have been above trend pace
- Unemployment rate expected to edge higher in near term
- Key risk for Australia is rate of growth in China
- Terms of trade may fall quickly if global demand weakens
- Faster fall in terms of trade may lead to lower growth
- Risk to inflation from rise in global grain prices
- Risk to infla from material pick-up in sentiment, demand
LOOKING AHEAD:
* US data for Friday starts at 1230GMT with the July Import / Export
Price Index.
* Later data sees the 1900GMT release of the Treasury Budget Statement
where the Treasury is expected to post a $103.0 billion budget gap in
July, compared with the $129.4 billion gap in July 2011.
* US C&I loans data rounds things off, at 2015GMT.
Ldn FX: Euro-Dlr Hit Again On Spanish Region Cash Demand
10-sie-2012 12:40
LONDON, Aug 10 (MNI) - A report in the Spanish press that Catalonia
had asked the Spanish goverment to speed up disbursement of cash from
an E18 billion fund to help the autonomous regions meet bond redemptions
provided the trigger for further risk position paring, following
overnight reactions from the RBA Report and China's weaker-than-expected
trade data.
European sovereign and Dutch AAA name sales were noted in the mix
as rate dipped to $1.2261 but move was met by strong demand from a
Spanish name. However, rate remained below $1.2300 through the European
morning session.
EURO SUMMARY: Opened early Europe at $1.2292
Euro-dollar closed in NY at $1.2304 after recovering on reported light
short covering from session lows of $1.2266. Rate marked highs into
early Asia at $1.2308 before turning lower, the rate settling between
$1.2287/96 with moves within determined by reaction to the RBA Report,
suggesting that the strong Aussie dollar could have a negative effect on
future growth, with recovery efforts then squeezed lower again on react
to the release of weaker-than-expected China trade data. Rate edged to
$1.2297 into early Europe but met real money supply sitting into the
figure. Rate began to ease, the move down getting added weight as
traders noted a Spanish report suggesting Catalonia had asked the
Spanish govt to speed up cash aid dispersal. US investment house sales
stood out from above $1.2280 as rate sank to $1.2261 lows. Spanish bank
demand greeted the dip, taking the rate back to $1.2283 before settling
between $1.2270/80 ahead of NY. Bids remain at $1.2260/40, resistance
into $1.2300/10.
US: News from the US overnight,
* US PRESS: A survey for the WSJ shows that economists believe the
debate over the US "fiscal cliff" is weighing on growth, with few
expecting Congress to reach any deals before November.
EUROZONE: Data released in the Eurozone Friday,
* GERMANY: July HICP unrev +0.4% m/m, rev +1.9% y/y (+2.0%)
- July m/m final HICP matches MNI median fcast
- July y/y final HICP below all fcasts (MNI median +2.0%)
- July CPI unrevised +0.4% m/m, +1.7% y/y, June +1.7%
- July final CPI matches MNI median fcast
* FRANCE: 1H central govt deficit E56.7 bln vs 1H 2011 E61.3 bln
- 1H outlays +3.4% y/y; 1H revenues +4.1% y/y
* FRANCE: June industry output flat m/m, as expected;
May -2.1% m/m (-1.9%)
- 2Q industry output -0.6% q/q; 1Q -0.4% q/q
- June mfg output +0.1% m/m after May -1.1% m/m (-1.0%)
YEN SUMMARY: Opened in early Europe at Y78.55 and Y96.52
Asian trade opened flat, before sharp yen demand ahead of the Tokyo fix
weighed to Y78.50. Support met in the dip and - aided by some decent
cross demand - recovered to Y78.60 where rate settled in a tight range.
There was an unexpected rise in Japan's IP data, the release showed an
increase to a seasonally adjusted 0.4%, from -0.1% last month. Euro-yen
was tied to a narrow range with little in the way of real money flows.
The pair slipped in tandem with dollar-yen to Y96.51 ahead of the fix,
before meeting decent demand interest to Y96.70, late profit take sales
eased. Into Europe and dollar-yen opened on a heavy tone, sharp cross
sales led the pair to Y78.40, before making an attempted recovery to
Y78.50. Tight range trade continued ahead of NY with decent demand
scattered down to Y78.00. Euro-yen saw sales from the off and - aided by
real money/US investment house supply in euro-dollar - printed lows of
Y96.15. Cross saw a decent bounce to Y96.40, later easing to Y96.30 and
sit heavy into NY.
JAPAN: Reported comments in Japan Friday,
* The Japanese parliament on Friday enacted by majority vote
legislation that would double the current 5% sales tax by 2015 and
improve social security services on condition that the economy
continues to recover steadily. The focus is now on when Prime
Minister Yoshihiko Noda will call a parliamentary election. Noda won
support for the tax bills from the two main opposition parties in
exchange for his vague promise that he will dissolve the lower house
and call snap elections "in the near future."
JAPAN: Data released in Japan Friday,
* From revised industrial output data by METI
- June Indl Output Revised +0.4% M/M Vs Prelim -0.1%
- Indl Output Posts 1st M/M Rise in 3 Months
* July CGPI -2.1% Y/Y; MNI Median Forecast: -1.6%
- July CGPI Posts 4th Straight Y/Y Drop; June Rev -1.4%
- CGPI Marks Largest Y/Y Fall Since -2.1% in Jan 2010
CHINA: News from China Friday,
* CHINA YUAN: China set yuan central parity lower at 6.3447 Friday,
+1.13% Y/Y.
* CHINA DATA: China July seasonally adjusted exports -4.2% m/m vs +4.3%
June, imports -5.8% m/m vs -0.6% June;
- China July seasonally adjusted exports +1.6% y/y vs +13.9% June,
imports +1.2% y/y vs +10.6% June.
- China July trade surplus +$25.15 bln VS MNI median +$33.5 bln;
Jan-Jly exports +7.8% y/y; imports +6.4% y/y.
- China July imports +%4.7 y/y VS MNI median +8.3% y/y
- China July exports +%1.0 y/y VS MNI median +8.5% y/y
OTHER ASIA:
* AUSTRALIA: From the RBA monetary policy statement:
- RBA ups Dec12 y/y GDP f'cast to 3.50% vs 3.0%
- RBA: High Aud more contractionary now vs past
- Jun13 y/y underlying infla seen in top half of target band
- RBA ups Dec12 y/y underlying infl to 2.50% vs 2.25%
- RBA keeps Dec13 y/y GDP f'cast unch at 2.5%-3.5%
- RBA: tradable infla seen rising as exch rate effect wanes
- RBA: peak in resource investment seen in 2013-14
- Resource invest peak not material risk to infla forecast
- Growth likely to be about trend pace in 2H of 2012
- Growth in 1h may have been above trend pace
- Unemployment rate expected to edge higher in near term
- Key risk for Australia is rate of growth in China
- Terms of trade may fall quickly if global demand weakens
- Faster fall in terms of trade may lead to lower growth
- Risk to inflation from rise in global grain prices
- Risk to infla from material pick-up in sentiment, demand
LOOKING AHEAD:
* US data for Friday starts at 1230GMT with the July Import / Export
Price Index.
* Later data sees the 1900GMT release of the Treasury Budget Statement
where the Treasury is expected to post a $103.0 billion budget gap in
July, compared with the $129.4 billion gap in July 2011.
* US C&I loans data rounds things off, at 2015GMT.
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EURO-DOLLAR: Trading defensively still but amid minimal flows, pair back
at $1.2265 area and thus within striking distance of the earlier low at
$1.2261. Talk earlier mentioned Spanish bank bids underpinning the euro
at the low and chatter now expanding to suggest Asian name also visible
on the dip, but again, flows said very light overall. Bids said to
extend to $1.2240 though some stops now seen building below $1.2260 to
make for choppy trade if seen.
FX: Option expiries for today's 1400GMT cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2275, $1.2300, $1.2310, $1.2380, $1.2400
* Dollar-yen; Y78.50, Y79.00
* Cable; $1.5600, $1.5700
* Euro-sterling; stg0.7875
* Aussie; $1.0550
MNI EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.23878 Thursday Aug 9 high
$1.2385 Strong offers, capped Europe recovery attempts Thursday
$1.2365 Strong offers begin
$1.2345/50 Medium offers
$1.2320/25 Medium offers
$1.2308 Int.Day high Asia/Offers to $1.2310 with stops above
$1.2283 Recovery highs off $1.2261
$1.2270 ***Current mkt rate 1036GMT Thursday
$1.2261 Int.Day low Europe, Asia $1.22835
$1.2260-40 Medium demand/$1.2252 61.8% $1.2134-1.2444
$1.2219 React low post NFP Friday
$1.2210/00 Medium demand/$1.2207 76.4% $1.2134-1.2444
$1.2160 $1.21560-50-40 Option expiries
$1.2134 Thursday Aug2 low (ECB Draghi react)
$1.2118 Thursday Jul 26 low
MNI Cable: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.5690 Stops
$1.5686 Thursday high
$1.5660/65 Medium offers/$1.5662 76.4% $1.5686-1.5578
$1.5638 Int.Day high Asia
$1.5630/35 Medium offers/$1.5633 50% $1.5686-1.5578
$1.5620 Minor offers
$1.5610 Recovery high off $1.5578/Medium offers/Stops
$1.5605 **Current market rate 1112GMT Friday
$1.5578 Int.Day low Europe, Asia $1.5620
$1.5573 Wednesday Aug 8 low
$1.5564 Tuesday Aug 7 low/Bids $1.5565/45
$1.5547 Monday Aug 6 low
$1.5535/30 Medium demand
$1.5529 Tech T-line off Jul 12 low
$1.5518 NY low Friday post NFP
MNI Euro-sterling: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
stg0.7965/70 Medium offers
stg0.7959-63 Tuesday Aug 7 - Monday Aug 6 highs
stg0.7947 Wednesday Aug 8 high
stg0.7920 Medium offers
stg0.7901 Thursday Aug 9 high
stg0.7880 Broken support now resistance
stg0.7877 Int. Day high Europe, Asia stg0.7871
stg0.7864 ***Current market rate 1128GMT Friday
stg0.7862 Int.Day low Europe, Asia stg0.78635
stg0.78565 Thursday Aug 9 low
stg0.7850 Medium demand on approach
stg0.7835/30 Medium demand/stg0.7835 61.8% stg0.7756-0.7963
stg0.7824 Thursday Aug 2 low/Stops build on break below
stg0.7810/00 Strong demand
stg0.7791 Monday Jul 30 low
MNI EURO-YEN: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
Y97.82/88 7 Aug high, 50% retracement of July pullback
Y97.80 Strong offers
Y97.60 Strong offers
Y97.50 Strong offers, stops
Y97.29 9 Aug high
Y96.90/00 Strong offers
Y96.59/72 European/Asian highs
Y96.30 ***Current market price 1016GMT Friday
Y96.15 European low
Y96.00 Strong demand, stops
Y95.80 Strong demand
Y95.50 Strong demand, stops
Y95.25/20 Strong demand
Y95.00 Strong demand, stops
Y94.93 2 Aug low
MNI DOLLAR-YEN: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
Y79.25/30 Strong offers
Y79.05/18 55 + 200 Day MA's
Y79.01 Kijun line
Y79.00 Strong offers, stops
Y78.80 Strong offers
Y78.70 Strong offers
Y78.55/64 Euro/Asia highs
Y78.45 ***Current market price 1011GMT Friday
Y78.40 European low
Y78.30/25 Medium demand
Y78.20/10 Strong demand
Y78.00 Strong demand
Y77.95 CTA stops
Y77.90 Semi-official demand, stops, Bollinger band
Y77.70/66 Stops, 1 Jun low
MNI AUSSIE-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.0635 Strong offers
$1.0620 Strong offers, stops
$1.0610/15 Medium offers ($1.0615 - 9 Aug high)
$1.0600 Strong offers
$1.0575/80 Strong offers ($1.0578 - Asian high)
$1.0555/60 Medium offers
$1.0531 European high
$1.0525 ***Current market price 1022GMT Friday
$1.0497 European low
$1.0480/75 Strong demand, stops
$1.0450 Strong demand
$1.0436 2 Aug low
$1.0400 Strong demand, stops
$1.0370/65 Medium demand
EGB SUMMARY: German government bonds are trading close to session
highs going into the NY open Friday on risk-aversion buying, amid
increased jitters surrounding Spain and global growth outlook, albeit in
extremely thin trading. Sep Bund futures opened sharply higher on
jitters surrounding Spanish regions resurface, traders reporting real
money buying in core bonds. In addition, stop-loss buying was also
reported in Sep Bunds, and traders also citing newswire story that U.S.
regulators have asked 5 US banks to make plans to prevent collapse if
they faced any problems. Bunds extended gains after Fitch Ratings said
it believes the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on bank
recapitalisation for Spanish banks, which also introduces resolution
legislation, represents a far-reaching reform of the Spanish banking
sector. Spain bond yields traded higher at the open on story that
Catalonia asked Spain to speed up disbursement of cash from its E18bln
fund to help regions face bond redemptions, according to Cinco Dias.
Spain 10-year yield is at 6.87%. Italy 10-year yield is at 5.87%.
at $1.2265 area and thus within striking distance of the earlier low at
$1.2261. Talk earlier mentioned Spanish bank bids underpinning the euro
at the low and chatter now expanding to suggest Asian name also visible
on the dip, but again, flows said very light overall. Bids said to
extend to $1.2240 though some stops now seen building below $1.2260 to
make for choppy trade if seen.
FX: Option expiries for today's 1400GMT cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2275, $1.2300, $1.2310, $1.2380, $1.2400
* Dollar-yen; Y78.50, Y79.00
* Cable; $1.5600, $1.5700
* Euro-sterling; stg0.7875
* Aussie; $1.0550
MNI EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.23878 Thursday Aug 9 high
$1.2385 Strong offers, capped Europe recovery attempts Thursday
$1.2365 Strong offers begin
$1.2345/50 Medium offers
$1.2320/25 Medium offers
$1.2308 Int.Day high Asia/Offers to $1.2310 with stops above
$1.2283 Recovery highs off $1.2261
$1.2270 ***Current mkt rate 1036GMT Thursday
$1.2261 Int.Day low Europe, Asia $1.22835
$1.2260-40 Medium demand/$1.2252 61.8% $1.2134-1.2444
$1.2219 React low post NFP Friday
$1.2210/00 Medium demand/$1.2207 76.4% $1.2134-1.2444
$1.2160 $1.21560-50-40 Option expiries
$1.2134 Thursday Aug2 low (ECB Draghi react)
$1.2118 Thursday Jul 26 low
MNI Cable: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.5690 Stops
$1.5686 Thursday high
$1.5660/65 Medium offers/$1.5662 76.4% $1.5686-1.5578
$1.5638 Int.Day high Asia
$1.5630/35 Medium offers/$1.5633 50% $1.5686-1.5578
$1.5620 Minor offers
$1.5610 Recovery high off $1.5578/Medium offers/Stops
$1.5605 **Current market rate 1112GMT Friday
$1.5578 Int.Day low Europe, Asia $1.5620
$1.5573 Wednesday Aug 8 low
$1.5564 Tuesday Aug 7 low/Bids $1.5565/45
$1.5547 Monday Aug 6 low
$1.5535/30 Medium demand
$1.5529 Tech T-line off Jul 12 low
$1.5518 NY low Friday post NFP
MNI Euro-sterling: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
stg0.7965/70 Medium offers
stg0.7959-63 Tuesday Aug 7 - Monday Aug 6 highs
stg0.7947 Wednesday Aug 8 high
stg0.7920 Medium offers
stg0.7901 Thursday Aug 9 high
stg0.7880 Broken support now resistance
stg0.7877 Int. Day high Europe, Asia stg0.7871
stg0.7864 ***Current market rate 1128GMT Friday
stg0.7862 Int.Day low Europe, Asia stg0.78635
stg0.78565 Thursday Aug 9 low
stg0.7850 Medium demand on approach
stg0.7835/30 Medium demand/stg0.7835 61.8% stg0.7756-0.7963
stg0.7824 Thursday Aug 2 low/Stops build on break below
stg0.7810/00 Strong demand
stg0.7791 Monday Jul 30 low
MNI EURO-YEN: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
Y97.82/88 7 Aug high, 50% retracement of July pullback
Y97.80 Strong offers
Y97.60 Strong offers
Y97.50 Strong offers, stops
Y97.29 9 Aug high
Y96.90/00 Strong offers
Y96.59/72 European/Asian highs
Y96.30 ***Current market price 1016GMT Friday
Y96.15 European low
Y96.00 Strong demand, stops
Y95.80 Strong demand
Y95.50 Strong demand, stops
Y95.25/20 Strong demand
Y95.00 Strong demand, stops
Y94.93 2 Aug low
MNI DOLLAR-YEN: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
Y79.25/30 Strong offers
Y79.05/18 55 + 200 Day MA's
Y79.01 Kijun line
Y79.00 Strong offers, stops
Y78.80 Strong offers
Y78.70 Strong offers
Y78.55/64 Euro/Asia highs
Y78.45 ***Current market price 1011GMT Friday
Y78.40 European low
Y78.30/25 Medium demand
Y78.20/10 Strong demand
Y78.00 Strong demand
Y77.95 CTA stops
Y77.90 Semi-official demand, stops, Bollinger band
Y77.70/66 Stops, 1 Jun low
MNI AUSSIE-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.0635 Strong offers
$1.0620 Strong offers, stops
$1.0610/15 Medium offers ($1.0615 - 9 Aug high)
$1.0600 Strong offers
$1.0575/80 Strong offers ($1.0578 - Asian high)
$1.0555/60 Medium offers
$1.0531 European high
$1.0525 ***Current market price 1022GMT Friday
$1.0497 European low
$1.0480/75 Strong demand, stops
$1.0450 Strong demand
$1.0436 2 Aug low
$1.0400 Strong demand, stops
$1.0370/65 Medium demand
EGB SUMMARY: German government bonds are trading close to session
highs going into the NY open Friday on risk-aversion buying, amid
increased jitters surrounding Spain and global growth outlook, albeit in
extremely thin trading. Sep Bund futures opened sharply higher on
jitters surrounding Spanish regions resurface, traders reporting real
money buying in core bonds. In addition, stop-loss buying was also
reported in Sep Bunds, and traders also citing newswire story that U.S.
regulators have asked 5 US banks to make plans to prevent collapse if
they faced any problems. Bunds extended gains after Fitch Ratings said
it believes the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on bank
recapitalisation for Spanish banks, which also introduces resolution
legislation, represents a far-reaching reform of the Spanish banking
sector. Spain bond yields traded higher at the open on story that
Catalonia asked Spain to speed up disbursement of cash from its E18bln
fund to help regions face bond redemptions, according to Cinco Dias.
Spain 10-year yield is at 6.87%. Italy 10-year yield is at 5.87%.
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
andy11, żeby tylko te nius nie przesłoniły Tobie żurnala
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