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2012-06-26 05:50 GMT
EU in total turmoil and chaos... Moody's downgrades 28 Spanish Banks
Markets traded with a negative bias on Monday: equities sold off in Europe and North America (-2% on the DAX, -1.6% on the S&P 500, -0.9% on the TSX) on a succession of ominous news reports out of Europe. Spain announced that it would seek bailout funds from the Eurogroup, and later Cyprus announced that it would seek bailout funds from the Eurogroup… the hits kept on coming throughout the day. While the Eurogroup has officially welcomed both requests, it will need to come up with plans to meet both countries’ needs in the short term, even as the EU Summit planned for the 28th and 29th is supposed to focus on larger matters such as coordinated stimulus throughout the Eurozone, the relaxing of timetables for fiscal consolidation in different European countries, etc.
The euro traded lower, with EURUSD closing at 1.25, while CAD strengthened during the second half of the day as the near-month WTI contract rebounded from an intraday low of US$78 per barrel to US$79.20 (still lower on the day – it had opened above US$80 per barrel). The TSX was buoyed by strength in the gold mining sub-sector (+1.8%) while the oil and gas sector followed crude prices lower. Government bonds in Canada, the US and Germany all appreciated today, and the generic German 2-year is back to a single digit yield of 0.07%.
The market mood was summed up by a release that read "As demands for action weigh on EU leaders, markets begin to lose confidence that this week’s EU summit will yield anything more than promises and small steps. In this environment the markets are shedding risk. "
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2012-06-26 08:30 GMT
UK - Public Sector Net Borrowing (May)
2012-06-26 08:30 GMT
UK - Inflation Report Hearings
2012-06-26 14:00 GMT
US - Consumer Confidence (Jun)
2012-06-26 14:00 GMT
US - Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index (Jun)
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2012-06-26 03:57 GMT
USD/JPY selling off ahead of tax voting
2012-06-26 03:40 GMT
US new home sector to remain under pressure - RBC
2012-06-26 02:02 GMT
China CB Leading Economic Index: 1.1
2012-06-26 01:50 GMT
Risk currencies on correction mode after Monday's USD buying
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SUMMARY
Down
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TREND
Down trend
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MA10
Bearish
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MA20
Bearish
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STOCHASTIC
Overbought
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MARKET ANALYSIS - Intraday Analysis
Crucial support is evident at 1.2440, and a sustained breach of the same may see the euro test its previous lows of 1.2286 and 1.2142 in the coming days. RSI-14 is currently trading at 0.37 with a negative bias on the weekly chart. We can expect the euro to trade lower following its overall downtrend. Meanwhile, resistances are evident at 1.2647 (8-period EMA on daily chart) then 1.2740.
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SUMMARY
Down
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TREND
Down trend
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MA10
Bearish
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MA20
Bullish
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STOCHASTIC
Overbought
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MARKET ANALYSIS - Intraday Analysis
We can expect the pair to continue its downward rally and test the support of 1.5510, or 23.6% retracement level for the aforementioned range. If the pair breaches this support, then the next support is at 1.5360; the resistances are at 1.5660 (8-period EMA on weekly chart) and then 1.5755.
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SUMMARY
Neutral
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TREND
Up trend
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MA10
Bearish
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MA20
Bullish
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STOCHASTIC
Oversold
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MARKET ANALYSIS - Intraday Analysis
The pair is trading above the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level in the downward rally ranging from 84.17 to 77.62). We can expect the pair to retest the support levels of 79.70-79.40, and the yen may start inching up from these levels. The RSI-14 is currently at 0.51 and is tending towards the upside. This week, we recommend buying at support levels of 79.80-79.75. The supports are evident at 79.70-79.40 and resistances are at 80.91 and 81.60, representing 50% and 61.8% retracement level for the 84.17-77.62 range, respectively. Short term signals are bearish but as we move to the longer view, indicators are totally confused.
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