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Pictet Daily forex Analysis - 12/23/2011
All the Buy Side Trading team wish you a Merry Christmas and a very happy, healthy and prosperous 2012. We also take this opportunity to thank you for your loyalty throughout the year. The publication of our Morning Forex bulletin will be suspended during the holidays and will resume on 9 January 2012.
Although we have not yet reached the end of 2011, this is a good time to give a brief review of events over the past 12 months.
We had expected gold to trade between USD 1150 and USD 1550 ...
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Fitch Warns on US Credit Rating
Citing a failure of the Congressional super committee to address the US deficit Fitch moved to change its outlook on US government debt to negative from stable.
Economic News
USD - Fitch Warns on US Credit Rating
Yesterday Fitch warned on the US credit rating. Citing a failure of the Congressional super committee to address the US deficit Fitch moved to change its outlook on US government debt to negative from stable. Technically this means there is a chance of a ratings downgrade within ...
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SunBirdFX Daily Market Analysis : 25/08/2011
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Last trading day in Wall Street has been characterized by much volatility. The leading indices have changed direction several times while it seems that the macro-data that reflected a rise of 4% in the orders of sustainable merchandises, as opposed to a prediction of only 2%, has tipped the scale towards a rally at the last minutes of the trade. Other news that have contributed to volatility are fears from negative developments related to the debt crisis in Europe, as opposed ...
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US Jobs Disappoint, but Still in the Right Direction
The Week Ahead
Highlights
* US jobs disappoint, but still in the right direction
* Is Europe about to implode?
* Queensland flooding slows down the Aussie
* Encouraging jobs data and accelerating price gains supporting the Loonie
* Key data and events to watch next week
US jobs disappoint, but still in the right direction
Dec. US job gains disappointed most observers, but that was mostly the result of heightened expectations following Wednesday's surge in the ADP report, ...
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FX Strategy Weekly: 05/11/2010
FX Strategy Weekly
Market Outlook
=> Pro-risk currencies unfazed by EU periphery troubles; focus on G20
=> BoE QIR to test sterling resilience
A quiet data and event calendar means the dust should settle somewhat over global asset markets over the coming week, allowing investors to catch their breath and consider what will influence financial markets over the closing weeks of 2010. Risk appetite received a shot in the arm from the $600bln Fed Treasury purchase programme and this largely ...
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FX Strategy Weekly: 23/10/2010
FX Strategy Weekly
Market Outlook
=> GBP: prel Q3 GDP to seal Nov MPC QE vote?
=> AUD vs CAD: correlation switches
The preference of investors to buy USD/G10 on dips ahead of the G20 meeting following supportive comments by US Treas Sec Geithner indicates that the phase of USD weakness may at least be temporarily exhausted. Having said that, currencies remain in a state of flux and USD selling may well still be the preferred course of action if central bank discussions this weekend come to ...
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Mid-Terms Key to USD Bounce?
FX Strategy Weekly
Market Outlook
=> USD priced for QE2 after Bernanke, pro-risk flows weigh
=> GBP: MPC minutes ahead, policy bias still neutral?
Fed chairman Bernanke implicitly admitted in his Boston speech that the Fed was likely to push ahead with more QE on Nov 3 as risks of deflation are currently "higher than desirable". The limited scope for US short end yields to fall suggests that USD downside may now be limited. However, with QE2 now effectively priced in, the risk of a counter ...
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Technical analysis of the EUR/GBP parity on October 14th, 2010
Commentary of the EUR/GBP parity:
The parity is finding resistance on 0.88. The price fake a breakout of this level. All indicators are still bullish. The parity is moving into a bullish channel. We maintain to trade only long positions as far as 0.8775 (last lowest) is support.
See the previous analysis of the EUR/GBP parity of October 13th, 2010
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Technical analysis of the EUR/GBP parity on October 13th, 2010
Commentary of the EUR/GBP parity:
The parity found support on 0.87 to make its return above 0.8750 and then broke the resistance at 0.88 (new buy signal). All indicators are now bullish. The price continues to move into its bullish channel. We maintain to trade only long positions as far as 0.8775 is support.
See the previous analysis of the EUR/GBP parity of October 12th, 2010
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