| Daily Forex Technicals | Written by Varengold Bank | Apr 21 09 09:13 GMT | | |
| Good morning from wonderful Hamburg. Unfortunately, it seems that the bad news around the world about the financial crisis could appoint the markets again. However, we wish you a prosperous trading day Markets reviewThe GBP fell against the JPY, the USD and the CHF as the index for Bank shares, the FTSE 350 Banks Index, dropped 5.3 %. Yesterday the GBP/JPY declined 3.02 % from 146.76 to 142.32 at its closing. As well the Confederation of British Industry lowered its forecast for the U.K. economy and expects a contract of 3.9 % in 2009. The USD rose versus the EUR near to a five-week high on concerns that the global recession could worsen. So it boosted demand for the USD as a refuge. The EUR/USD traded at 1.2888 at its lowest point from 1.3049 at its opening. Since the middle of March the EUR traded close to the weakest level against the JPY on speculation the ECB will lower its key interest rate. 'In this environment, the dollar and the yen are likely to be bought as safe-haven currencies' said Yuji Saito, head of the foreignexchange group in Tokyo at Societe Generale SA. The CAD declined to the lowest level in more than a week as stocks and crude oil tumbled and the Bank of Canada prepared to make a decision on interest rates and issue a report on monetary policy today. The EUR/CAD rose 1.14 % from 1.5828 at its opening to 1.6009 at its closing. Technical analysisGBP/CHFSince the beginning of April, the currency pair has been trading in a bullish trend-channel and climbed over the 1.7200 level. Yesterday the GBP/CHF crossed within two 120- minutes candlesticks its trend-channel and lost this support. It seems that the currency pair would test its next support at 1.6930 but a lot of dojis at least could be a sign for a new trend-reversal. | |
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