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  Last Bid Ask Change High Low Time
EUR/USD 1.2893 1.2893 1.2896 0.0071 1.2897 1.2808 22:42:06
GBP/USD 1.5445 1.5445 1.5450 0.0053 1.5468 1.5387 22:42:06
USD/JPY 84.40 84.40 84.41 0.13 85.22 84.17 22:42:06
USD/CHF 1.0163 1.0163 1.0173 0.0034 1.0238 1.0113 22:42:06
AUD/USD 0.9165 0.9165 0.9167 0.0060 0.9175 0.9064 22:42:06
EUR/JPY 108.82 108.82 108.92 0.77 109.59 107.83 22:42:07
GBP/JPY 130.35 130.35 130.42 0.64 131.69 129.60 22:42:06
USD/CAD 1.0382 1.0382 1.0384 -0.0144 1.0568 1.0382 22:42:06
XAU 1,246.40 1,246.40 1,246.80 -4.40 1,253.85 1,237.90 22:42:06
XAG 19.82 19.82 19.87 0.22 19.93 19.44 22:42:06
DJ 10,436 10,403 10,450 127 10,445 10,285 22:45:39
SP 1,103.25 1,103.25 1,103.50 0.00 1,104.50 1,086.25 22:45:37
ND 1,867.00 1,867.50 1,869.00 29.25 1,871.25 1,834.50 22:45:37
CRUDE 74.60 74.27 74.45 -0.42 75.44 73.20 22:46:11
GAS 3.939 3.905 3.914 0.188 3.946 3.757 22:46:11
USDCAD: Collapses, Halts Upside Offensive - 14:11 2010/09/04
USDCAD: The pair ended the week lower after an attempt on the upside failed the past week and pushed USDCAD to a low of 1.0384 on Friday. With that said, we think a follow through lower should see the pair weakening further towards the 1.0246 level, its Aug 19’10 low
Weekly Technical Update: Greenback Weakened Post Non-Farm Payroll - 04:44 2010/09/04
The USD was in consolidation/ correction mode this week ahead of the NFP. This is in a sense the market's way of paring some overextended USD gains, but also offers a chance for the market to continue with greenback strength. There was some dollar strength immediately after the release, but
USDJPY: Retains Its Broader Downside Bias - 00:56 2010/09/04
USDJPY: The pair continues to retain its broader downside bias as it looks to recapture its YTD low at 83.58 despite its price hesitation. A breach of there will open the door for more downside towards the 82.00 level, its psycho level with a cut through there aiming at the 81.00 level.
EUR/GBP Developing a Double Top; Reward to Risk Assessment - 22:05 2010/09/03
The daily chart shows the EUR/GBP going up against a declining trendline. The market is reacting by pausing the rally at 50% retracement, 0.8350 level. Note the RSI is remaining under 60 for now and is turning lower. The 0.8400 area is 61.8% retracement, and is the resistance zone for
AUDUSD: Maintains Above The 0.9078 Level - 20:05 2010/09/03
The pair remains biased to the upside having held firmly above the 0.9078 level. This has created scope for more upside towards the 0.9219 level. While this level may present a considerable resistance on initial test, we believe it should give way for a run towards its May 04'10 high
Daily Forex Update: USD/CHF - 16:50 2010/09/03
The downtrend on the USD/CHF continues. Downtrends present three possible entry opportunities: continuation, correction, or reversal. Due to the downtrend's strength it's very likely that a continuation and/or a correction (also known as a Retracement) will occur. The decision to focus on more selling pressure comes primarily from the Channel
Forex and Dow Jones Recommended Levels - 14:40 2010/09/03
EUR/USD Today's support: - 1.2735 and 1.2690(main), where correction is possible. Break would give 1.2677, where correction also may be. Then follows 1.2653. Break of the latter would result in 1.2626. If a strong impulse, we would see 1.2590. Continuation will give 1.2552.
The Daily Forecaster: USDCHF - 10:46 2010/09/03
The 1.0186 resistance held well. Since then we have seen what could be considered the resumption of the downtrend but being in the early stages without strong momentum we still need to be mindful of an earlier deeper correction. To handle the downside first, we'll need price to remain below
USD/JPY Continues Bearish Trend - 04:39 2010/09/03
Price action on USD/JPY (a 4-hour chart of which is shown) as of Thursday (9/02/2010) has formed an approximate double-bottom low in the 83.60 price region. This occurs within the context of a strong and continuing downtrend extending from the early June high. This downtrend is currently still valid, despite
Chart of the Day - USD/CAD - 02:08 2010/09/03
Price action on USD/CAD (a 4-hour chart of which is shown) as of Thursday (9/02/2010) has settled above 1.0470 support once again after having just descended from a key resistance re-test in the 1.0670 price region, which formed a double-top high. This all occurs within the context of a short-term