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  Last Bid Ask Change High Low Time
EUR/USD 1.3035 1.3035 1.3040 -0.0043 1.3093 1.2981 22:15:48
GBP/USD 1.5682 1.5682 1.5687 0.0072 1.5721 1.5334 01:59:44
USD/JPY 86.41 86.41 86.42 -0.48 86.92 85.95 01:59:44
USD/CHF 1.0413 1.0413 1.0421 0.0003 1.0465 1.0358 01:59:44
AUD/USD 0.9040 0.9040 0.9043 0.0034 0.9066 0.8963 01:59:44
EUR/JPY 112.63 112.63 112.73 -1.01 113.70 112.00 01:59:44
GBP/JPY 135.50 135.50 135.56 -0.14 135.99 134.15 01:59:44
USD/CAD 1.0281 1.0281 1.0285 -0.0074 1.0375 1.0265 01:59:44
XAU 1,181.50 1,181.50 1,182.50 13.35 1,183.55 1,165.55 22:15:48
XAG 17.94 17.94 17.99 0.33 18.11 17.55 06:00:01
DJ 10,417 10,385 10,465 22 10,460 10,286 22:15:48
SP 1,100.25 1,100.00 1,100.25 0.00 1,103.50 1,083.50 22:15:48
ND 1,862.25 1,861.50 1,864.25 5.50 1,873.50 1,816.79 22:15:48
CRUDE 78.95 78.92 79.05 0.59 79.05 76.83 22:15:48
GAS 4.923 4.886 4.919 0.096 4.937 4.784 22:15:48
$/Cad, at Base of 3 Month Pattern - 15:03 2010/07/31
No change in the view in $/cad as the market continues to form a large pennant/ triangle since the April low at .9935. As been discussing for quite some time, these are seen as continuation patterns, suggesting an eventual downside resolution (likely sharp). However, they break down into 5 waves
USD/CAD Potential Triangle Break - 15:01 2010/07/31
Price action on USD/CAD (a daily chart of which is shown) as of Friday (7/30/2010) has once again hit the bottom of a large triangle consolidation pattern after having traded just below key 1.0400 resistance for the entire week. This large triangle occurs within the context of a prolonged sideways
Weekly Technical Update: Weakness Stays with Greenback; Yen Might Start Sliding as Well - 03:12 2010/07/31
This week, The US dollar continued to loss ground to the euro, and pound, as well as to the JPY, which competes with the USD for risk-aversion-based flow. The commodity currencies such as AUD and CAD also gained on the greenback. Even gold, which has been declining is gaining again.
EUR/USD Nears Last Resistance Zone for Bearish Outlook - 00:39 2010/07/31
The EUR/USD rallied further this week and is going to enter an upper zone of resistance. If the market continues further but can find a top in the zone that starts at 1.3120 to 1.3250, it can still decline towards and even past the 1.1880 area. However, a breaks suggests
Chart of the Day - GBP/USD - 23:25 2010/07/30
Price action on GBP/USD (a daily chart of which is shown) as of Friday (7/30/2010) has consolidated above 1.5500, a prior resistance region that was broken to the upside earlier in the week. This occurs within the context of a strong accelerated uptrend extending originally from the 1.4230 area lows
Euro Inactivity Helps USD Rise In Style - 16:56 2010/07/30
The euro held steady at $1.3077, not far from a 12-week high of $1.3107 hit on Thursday, when data showed a jump in euro zone economic sentiment to a 28-month high and a decline in German unemployment. Key technical resistance stood around $1.3120/25, which was the 38.2 percent retracement of
GBPUSD - Pressure Continues To Point Higher - 16:45 2010/07/30
The pair continues to retain its short term upside as it eyes its.50 Fib Ret.(1.7041-1.4226 decline) at 1.5628. This is coming on the heels of a violation of the 1.5470 level, its July 13'10 high as well as its April 15'10 high at 1.5521. With this feat achieved, we look
Daily Forex Update: EUR/CAD - 16:11 2010/07/30
After a week of hard-fought gains and higher lows in the EUR/CAD, the Euro has weakened slightly against the Canadian Dollar and corrected lower intraday. After exhausting at the resistance of the Autochartist Forecast area between 1.3575 and 1.3603 (F)—which projected the upside target following the Rising Wedge continuation—prices are
Chart of the Day - EURCHF - 12:31 2010/07/30
The euro has fallen against the franc this week. Ever since the Swiss bank made comments that they would tolerate their franc to go below 1.30 it has been on a strong uptrend. The recent wave of risk has seen the pair fall almost 300 pips. Despite this pullback, the
The Daily Forecaster: USDCAD - 11:34 2010/07/30
This pair has the knack of doing what is least expected when in a consolidation phase. Therefore, until the 1.0394 high is broken I would prefer to remain neutral. However, to retain a bullish outlook I do feel the 1.0330-43 area is important. While it holds there remains the risk