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Good morning too bro, today the last day for me to make a trading before tomorrow celebrate our Eid. This week will be preoccupied with the relationship to relatives. Lets see today economic calender, seem bank in holiday, so the markets will not have a big volatility (i think hehe)... Happy trading too for you...

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Let's buy GU Technical analysts at UBS are bullish on GBP/USD despite the fact that pound didn’t managed today to overcome resistance at $1.6575. In their view, sterling will eventually rise to $1.6618 and $1.6661. The specialists think that the key support for British currency lies at $1.6421. http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8447

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Happy trading all... It seem a low volatil today, a range of price movement is still very small. There was no significant movement, from the economic calendar today not much economic news out.

Have a good friday all... :) Still trade on friday? This is second opinion from http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8385 : Analysts at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ believe that EUR/USD may fall to Wednesday's minimum at 1.4320. The specialists advised investors watch US economic indicators due at 4:30 and 6:00 pm (GMT+4).

You are welcome... Just stick on your analisys. This is just a second opinion :)

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Carefull, Danske Bank: EUR/USD will rise in a year Currency strategists at Danske Bank came up with concrete forecasts for the pair EUR/USD. The specialists note that the United States face weaker than expected growth, long period of minimal interest rates, large current account deficit as well as the serious fiscal challenges and increased political risks. As a result, in medium-term the bank is bearish on the greenback and thinks that in such conditions the single currency will be able to gain. According to Danske Bank, euro will rise to $1.50 versus its American counterpart in a year. The previous forecast was at $1.36. The 3-month estimate though was reduced to $1.42 on the expectations of weak macro data during the next few months. According to FBS analitical, http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8371

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Happy trading all... Anyone could commentary this post? BoA Merrill Lynch: dollar will keep being steady Analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch note that after the S&P cut US credit rating the greenback performed surprisingly well. In their view, dollar will keep being steady at rather strong positions. The specialists say that investors are going to the nations where growth prospects look stronger. Never the less, the bank doubts that US currency will weaken even if the Federal Reserve goes down the path of quantitative easing over the next 6 months. The economists claim that though in the past, when the U.S. economy has weakened, it's been negative for the greenback, if the slowdown spreads to the rest of the world and to the emerging markets in particular, the impact on US dollar will be quite positive. According to Bank of America, there’s a real possibility of the global economic slowdown. As for the short term, however, the specialists favor British pound and Japanese yen. In their view, sterling is a good alternative for those who are nervous about US dollar or the single currency, while yen will be supported by strong fundamentals despite the risk of Bank of Japan’s interventions. From http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8328 Do you think dollar really will keep being steady???

Anyone trade EURUSD??? Here from BBH, trading recommendations on EUR/USD Currency strategists at Brown Brothers Harriman advise traders to watch next week the economic data as well as the tensions in the euro zone peripheral nations and the signal from the equity market. Euro area’s flash GDP for the second quarter is released on Tuesday, August 16, at 1:00 pm (GMT+4). Weaker Euro zone growth in an environment of slowing global activity, government austerity and a banking crisis would add pressure on the euro and global economic confidence. French President Nicolas Sarkozy meets German Chancellor Angela Merkel meet the same day in Paris amid market turmoil that prompted France to speed up completion of its 2012 budget. The French government’s commitment to its deficit goals is “untouchable,” Sarkozy said. BBH expects that the meeting will provide an initiative in an attempt to stem the slide in French bank shares. According to BBH, EUR/USD will remain in the recent range between $1.40 and 1.45. The specialists recommend selling euro as it rises to the top of this area until the European authorities do something more concrete to stem the crisis. (http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8330) Hopefully helping for second opinion :)

Good share bro, Eurozone - Industrial Production , make strengthened for EUR. Now EUR/USD seem trending up...

Last day, bearish view on EUR/USD The single currency recovered versus the greenback rising from Monday's minimum at 1.4130. Never the less, technical analysts at MIG Bank believe that the bears are strong as euro’s advance has twice stumbled today at 1.4400. The bank underlines that this adds negative pressure to the one from the major triangle pattern out of which euro has failed to break. http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8322 Anyone get profit last day?

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Morning all, anyway about US dongrade BBH said : dollar won’t suffer much from US downgrade Currency strategists at Brown Brothers Harriman believe that US downgrade won’t strongly affect US dollar’s rate. According to BBH, American currency will be driven by the rating cut only in the shortest term. The specialists expect the greenback to consolidate versus its main counterparts. In their view, the pair EUR/USD will stay in the recent broad range between $1.4000 and $1.4600. The analysts think that the pair GBP/USD will keep trading between $1.6200 and $1.6600. I am read from FBS

Waw.... BOTMUFJ: EUR/USD may fall to $1.39 Technical analysts at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ claim that the single currency may fall versus the greenback to the 3-week minimum at $1.39 (200-day MA, orange on the chart) in a week. The specialists note that EUR/USD formed the “dead cross” yesterday: the 5-day MA (green) for the pair went down below the 20-day MA (brown) – the bearish signal. In addition, there are 3 declining trend lines: the first one connects May 4 and July 4 maximums, the second – daily minimums since July 28, and the third – July 27, August 1 and August 4 maximums. According to Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ’s forecast, the pair that’s declining since May is likely to keep falling during another several months, though the odds of breaking below $1.39 aren’t high. What do you think? Details here : http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8268

Yes tonight NFP will realise. With the end of the contest Predictions NFP, then who wins FBS shirts huh? :) I chose to stop trading days when the NFP.

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Today markets got intervention in Japan, here analitycal from our FBS... Yesterday Japanese currency has almost reached the record maximum of 76.25 yen per dollar hit in March 16. Then, however, yen eased down to the levels in the 77.30 zone. The pair USD/JPY managed to recover a bit on the expectations that the nation’s monetary authorities will perform currency intervention. Japan’s officials have voiced a lot of concerns about the appreciation of the national currency during the past week as strong yen is likely to shaken the economy that suffered in March from the most devastating earthquake in its history. Analysts at BNP Paribas note that in the past the Bank of Japan’s interventions only slowed down the pace of yen’s strengthening but didn’t manage to stop this process. The specialists that if the central bank decided to act this time, its efforts will be once again in vain unless it eases its monetary policy. Pay attention to the BOJ policy meeting will take place on Friday. Economists at JPMorgan are rather pessimistic about the results of the potential intervention saying they will be limited. In their view, even in this case the greenback will gain 2-3% but won’t be able to rise to the 80 yen level. The specialists think that US dollar will manage to reverse the downtrend only if the Federal Reserve significantly raises rates and they are pretty sure it won’t happen until 2013.

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Morning, today I will share about Credit Agricole: US problems and EUR/USD dynamics Analysts at Credit Agricole believe that the risks that the US will lose its top credit rating are high given the current impasse in the negotiations about the debt ceiling increase. If the United States is downgraded, equity markets will fall and the bearish pressure on US dollar will strengthen, while the gold prices will rise. The bank thinks that shock to the American economy in case of the rating cut could lower the next quarter's real GDP growth close to zero, though 4Q growth is likely to show some rebound after a possible resolution to the budget standoff. According to Credit Agricole, EUR/USD should remain supported for some time by the widening of yield spread between US and German government bonds. The specialists warn, however, that as investors’ demand for safe havens increases, Treasury yields may actually get lower. In addition, the strategists underline that the August 2 deadline isn’t ultimate as the White house will have 1-2 weeks more before it runs out of cash. As a result, the panic seen so far seems to be exaggerated. The analysts say thus that euro’s advance is going to be limited. Strategists at Societe Generale agree. In their view, the pair can't hold above $1.45. from : http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets