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FXDREAM EUR/USD
Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 13:10:05
Resistance levels: 1.3525/1.3550/1.3600
Support levels: 1.3460/1.3410/1.3370
EUR/USD has risen towards 1.3525 first target earlier today as it was suggested in our previous report. Now markets will be focused on US Consumer Confidence at 14:00 GMT. The consensus is at 104.5. If the number comes out 102.0 or more negative further rally to 1.3550 at least may be seen later today. A break beyond 1.3525 crucial Resistance is needed for reversal towards 1.3600 and 1.3683 record high in longer term. On the other side, if the number comes out at 106.0 or higher, ease back to 1.3460 may be seen later today . The key Support remains at 1.3410 bottom.
Strategy-neutral.
FXDREAM GBP/USD
Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 13:10:04
Resistance levels: 1.9860/1.9900/1.9960
Support levels: 1.9840/1.9800/1.9750
GBP/USD has retested 1.9893 previous high and first Resistance earlier today as it was suggesed. The sentiment has reversed into positive for test of 1.9960 and 2.00 in longer term. In short term, retest of 1.9900 first crucial Resistance is likely to be seen later today again on soft data from USA. On downside, stronger than expected data from USA may ease price down to 1.9800 later today.Unfortunately, our Long has been stopped at entry price at 1.9860 earlier today with no profit nor loss.
Strategy-neutral.
FXDREAM USD/JPY
Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 13:10:03
Resistance levels: 121.90/122.20
Support levels: 121.30/120.85/120.50
USD/JPY has recovred slightly after the fall below 121.30 first Support on stronger than expected Jobless data from Japan in Asia The uptrend remains intact for further upmove towards 122.20 previous high in longer term. In short term stronger than expected data from USA may squeeze price to 121.90 previous high. On downside, soft data from USA may ease price back to 121.30-20 Support area. The focus today will be on Industrial Production data from Japan at 23:50 GMT.
Strategy-neutral.
FXDREAM USD/CHF
Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 13:10:02
Resistance levels: 1.2250/1.2300/1.2330
Support levels: 1.2200/1.2170/1.2150
USD/CHF has eased down to 1.2200 crucial Support earlier today as it was suggested in our previous report. Soft data from USA may ease price further towards 1.2160-50 over the next trading sessions. In longer term first target is at 1.2120. On the other side, stronger than expected US Consumer Confidence data may cause rebound to 1.2250-55 first Resistance area later today.
Strategy-neutral.
FXDREAM EUR/JPY
Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 13:10:01
Resistance levels: 164.50/165.00
Support levels: 163.60/162.90/162.20
The Cross has rebounded strongly beyond 164.00 previous strong Resistance earlier today as it was suggested. The uptrend remains intact for further rally towards 164.50 and 165.00 new record highs in longer term. First Resistance comes at 164.50. On the other side, ease back towards 163.60 also is not ruled out later today before the next upwave towards 165.00. Look to buy on pullback below 164.00 for test of 164.50 and 165.00.
Strategy-neutral.
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