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Monday, July 28, 2008

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Daily Forex Technicals | Written by Kshitij Consultancy Services | Jul 28 08 11:34 GMT |

USD-CHF @ 1.0330/35.... Break below 1.0350 seen

R: 1.0350 / 1.0400 / 1.0450 / 1.0500 / 1.0550
S: 1.0300 / 1.0270-250

An important level in the form 1.0350 has been broken in the day. For now, 1.0300 is an important Support that is not expected to break today. If it does 1.0269-80, the Max Low for the day, will come into the picture. To see the chart click on: http://www.kshitij.com/graphgallery/chfcandle.shtml

Till 1.0300 holds, a rise towards 1.0400 and beyond could still be possible over the week.

GBP-USD @ 1.9877/81.... Support at 1.9850-30

R: 1.9900 / 1.9925-50 / 2.00
S: 1.9850-30 / 1.9780

After finding Support near 1.9830-40 in the day Cable has risen slightly. If the Support continues to hold a further rise in the day towards 1.9900 and beyond could be seen. However, a close above 1.9925 doesnot seem likely and could be bullish for the pair.

Overall, the upside remains under serious threat as the UK data continues to disappoint. The Support at 1.9850-30 if broken could lead to a massive slide targeting 1.95-94.

AUD-USD @ 0.9579/83... Support held

R: 0.9590-0.9610 / 0.9640-50 / 0.9700
S: 0.9550-40 / 0.9500 / 0.9470-60 / 0.9400

A rise in the pair since morning has led to a short rally to 0.9590 in the day so far. As the earlier mentioned trendline at 0.9550 has held a rise from here towards 0.9650 and eventually 0.9700 could be seen over the week. To see the trendline click on:

http://www.kshitij.com/graphgallery/audcandle.shtml

Over the remainder of the day, there is very little chance that 0.9650 will be seen in the day, as the projected Max High for the day is at 0.9610. A slight dip in the day, close to 30-40 pips is possible from the Max High once Resistance is felt there.

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