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[Bilal148]

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[buttar]

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[Joo]

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[buttar]

Date : 8th July 2015.

CURRENCY MOVERS OF 8th July 2015.

EURUSD, Daily

EURUSD traded between the nearest support and resistance levels yesterday as was expected. The 1.0930 support attracted buyers and after printing a low of 1.0916 price rallied to 1.1052. Weekly pivot bar from end of May has been providing support but at the time of writing there are no definite signs of price reversing the current downtrend. Price is trending lower in a 4h 2 stdv regression channel and is at the time of writing near channel high and not that far from 1.1048 resistance level. The nearest support and resistance levels are at 1.0930 and 1.1048.

[Joo]

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According to some best indicator like
Bollinger band
RSI
Zigzag
Market is going to up position if you like and gain good profit open buy order and gain goof and huge profit I thing keep in mind use money manage and always use stop loss and take profit

[Muhammadasif11]

Trump's tariffs delay is positive.

Calls for joint action to resolve the trade dispute.

The USD/JPY pair consolidates the recent rally to six-week highs of 108.17, as S&P 500 futures and Treasury yields hold the upside amid latest olive branch offered by China in response to US President Trump’s tariff’s delay.

[saadsubhan]

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[saadsubhan]

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[Qasimbhayo786]

EURUSD remained week yesterday and the pair closed below the shooting star candle from day before amidst positive US data. Yesterday US retail sales was reported to have surged 1.2% in May, with the ex-auto figure up 1.0%, close to expectations. April�s headline unchanged figure was revised up to 0.2%, and the ex-auto number was left at 0.1%. Sales excluding autos, gasoline, and building materials increased 0.6% versus 0.3% previously (revised from 0.1%). Atlanta Fed boosted its Q2 GDP forecast to 1.9%up from 1.1% previously in the wake of the firm May retail sales report, which was propped up by auto sales and gasoline prices. That closed the gap somewhat with Blue Chip economists, who have a median forecast of around 2.65%. US household net worth rose to $84.9 tln in Q1 from a revised $83.3 tln in Q4 (raised from $82.9 bln), according to the Fed, thanks to rising home values and investment gains. Household debt increased at a 2.2% annual pace, down from a revised 2.8% previously (was 2.7%). Increased returns and lower borrowing is a relatively healthy development for the outlook on consumer spending and dovetails with some of the better contemporary readings on the economy.

U.S. business inventories rose 0.4% in April, with sales up 0.6%, both higher than expected. March�s 0.1% rise in inventories was not revised, but the February gain is now 0.3% from 0.2%. The 0.4% sales increase in March was bumped up to 0.6%, with the 0.2% February drop revised to -0.3%. The inventory-sales ratio was steady at 1.36 and is just a shade below the expansionary high of 1.37 in February. The data are good news for Q2 GDP. US initial jobless claims rose 2k to 279k in the week ended June 6, from a revised 277k in the prior week (was 276k). That brought the 4-week moving average to 278.75k from 275k (revised from 274.75k). Continuing claims were up 61k to 2,265k in the week ended May 30, from a revised 2,204k (was 2,196k). US consumer comfort index sank to 40.1 for the period ended June 7, down from 40.5 the week prior and the lowest reading since November, according to Bloomberg. That�s down about 8-points from an 8-year high in mid-April. Rising gasoline prices contributed to the decline, though wage gains and firmer equities supported household sentiment.

IMF doesn�t see progress on Greece. IMF�s Rice said the IMF has major differences with Greece in key areas and doesn�t see a progress on the way to an agreement with obstacles still including pensions, taxes, financing. Markets have been buying into hopes of a deal with Greece today, but that always seemed premature, considering that comments from most officials continue to stress that talks continue, but also that Greece needs to make more commitments and that there are still differences. Even if there is a bailout extension, it would not solve the problem as any payout of funds still hinges on the implementation of reform commitments that Tsipras is unwilling to subscribe to.

Germany prepares for Grexit, according to a German newspaper Handelsblatt. Tabloid paper Bild meanwhile reported that the government is preparing for default with considerations of capital controls and a haircut on Greek debt. So far it was mainly Tsipras who threatened that a Grexit would mean the beginning of the end for the Eurozone, but after the IMF finally lost patience with the lack of progress in the talks with Greece, the reports suggest that Germany is also not willing to keep Greece in at all costs. A Bloomberg story meanwhile said creditors will give Greece less than 24 hours to come up with a serious counter-proposal to its own reform list. There may not be any real progress, but it seems the beginning of the end to the Greek crisis is finally here, even if it could still go one way or the other.

Today�s data calendar being quite thin EURUSD might not move that much today. Over the next couple of days I think that bias is still to the downside due to the shooting star candle from two days ago. Today�s price action has taken place below Wednesday�s low and yesterday�s low was also below Wednesday�s shooting star low, which is inline with the expectation that EURUSD is likely to remain weak and retest the support 1.1006 to 1.1049 region. The nearest significant daily support and resistance levels are at 1.1049 and 1.1380 while the low from Wednesday has clearly been a resistance today.

Currency Pairs, Grouped Performance (% Change)

Today�s currency mover is AUD which is down by roughly 30 to 40 basis points against everything else but NZD that is weak after the RBNZ cut the rates yesterday in a surprise move. AUDCHF is reacting lower after rallying to a pivotal resistance. The pair is making lower lows and lower highs in a daily chart. GBPAUD has been moving sideways and still trying to push higher through the resistance. EURAUD moved lower yesterday after creating two no-demand candles. AUD weakness is the only clear theme this morning as other currencies� performance has remained mixed.

Main Macro Events Today

German Wholesale Price Index numbers improved both on m/m and y/y basis. Monthly change in May came in at 0.5% compared to 0.4% in April while the yearly change improved from -0.9% to -0.4%.

US Producer Price Index data for May is out today and should reveal a 0.8% (median 0.4%) headline with the core up 0.1%. After a long run of drops driven by falling oil prices we have now begun to see rebounds which should help lift the PPI headline. The trade price data for May began to reveal this effect with a 1.3% import price increase following a steady string of declines through the winter.

US Michigan Consumer Sentiment: The first release on June Michigan Sentiment is due today and should reveal a decline to 90.0 (median 91.5) from 90.7 in May. The IBD/TIPP poll for the month eased to 48.1 from 49.7 in May. Confidence measures have eased over the Spring as gasoline prices begin to rebound off lows and consumers become accustomed to their new level.

Janne Muta
Chief Market Analyst
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[bilal 1122]

Yesterday US new home sales rose 2.2% to a 546k pace in May after rebounding 8.1% to 534k in April (revised from 517k) from the 9.4% March drop to 494k. That knocked the month�s supply to 4.5 from 4.6 (revised from 4.8). Regionally, sales were split with gains in the Northeast and West, and declines in the Midwest and South. The median sales price fell 2.9% to $282,800 from $291,100 (revised from $297,300). Prices are down 1.0% y/y versus the 6.0% y/y clip in April. Data are better than expected. The U.S. Markit flash PMI manufacturing index slipped to 53.4 in June from May�s 54.0 and is down from April�s 54.1. It�s a third straight monthly decline and is the weakest reading since October 2013. However, employment and new orders were higher, with the former at its fastest pace since November. Average cost burdens were up for a second straight month.