| Daily Forex Technicals | Written by Varengold Bank | Aug 10 09 08:00 GMT | | |
| Good morning and welcome to the new week. The USD made record movements against a basket of currencies on Friday after the U.S. unemployment rate fell from 9.5% to 9.4%. The economists expected a rise of 0.1%. Have a nice start in the new week Markets reviewOn Friday the strong USD climbed against the EUR and reached the level at around 1.42 on signs that the U.S. economy is emerging from recession, boosting the appeal of the nation's assets. The USD has reached a level near to a seven-week high against the JPY as U.S. employers eliminated fewer jobs last month than economists expected. U.S. employers eliminated 247,000 jobs in July after a revised decrease of 443,000 in the previous month, the Labor Department reported on Friday. The USD-Index recovered on Friday from its lowest level this year. It climbed to a high of 79.073 after it opened around 78.00. Today it pulled a little back and trades at 78.76. The USD climbed over 200 pips against the JPY and fell back from its record low against the EUR. The gains in the USD on August 7th marked a return to the view that good U.S. economic news should benefit the currency as traders speculated that the Fed may boost interest rates sooner rather than later. The GBP also fell against the USD, touching a low at 1.6684 and rebounded in the early Tokyo trading hours and trades currently around 1.6710 Technical analysisAUD/USDSince the beginning of August the AUD has been moving under the resistance level of 0.8450. After touching the 0.8340 support level for the first time since the end of the last month, the market has crossed the bearish trend line. This movement could be a sign for a trend reversal and an increase to the resistance around 0.8450. If the market crosses the 0.8340, it could come down to the 0.8240 support level. | |
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