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Ichimoku. Weekly forecast. GBP/USD
Weekly GBP/USD
Last week pound regained everything it lost the week before and the rate returned again to the recent local maximums. This time the prices were supported by the weekly Turning line (3) and went above the Ichimoku Cloud.
All lines of the Indicator are directed sideways (1, 2, 3 and 4) that confirms the market is within sideways trend.
Chart. Weekly GBP/USD
Daily GBP/USD
On the daily chart the upper border of the Cloud remained untested. Instead of continuing downward correction the market was rebounding since Monday.
However, Tenkan and Kijun have already managed during this time to form the “dead cross” (5) that is likely to be false as the bullish sentiment returned to the market and Senkou Span A (1) reversed upwards.
As a result, we may assume that the bulls will continue their attacks aiming to renew local maximums.
Chart. Daily GBP/USD
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01-11-2010, 08:22 PM #15
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Ichimoku. Weekly forecast. USD/JPY 2010-11-01
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Even though weekly Chinkou Span is in the area of maximal deviation from the price chart, the pair USD/JPY keeps its rapid decline.
During last week the prices hit the 80.50 level and this doesn’t seem to be the limit of the slump. All lines of the Indicator are moving downwards (1, 2, 3 and 4).
So, bearish trend is expected to continue this week.
Chart. Weekly USD/JPY
Daily USD/JPY
The rebound of the middle of last week didn’t continue and just as the prices broke up through the Turning line they weren’t able to hold in the channel and again got to the negative zone forming the signal for further selling.
In other words, the Ichimoku Cloud became descending, while Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen (3, 4) keep the “dead cross” actual.
It’s possible that Tenkan-sen will (3) in the near term lose its balance and follow the prices downwards strengthening the positions of the bears.
Chart. Daily USD/JPY
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01-11-2010, 08:25 PM #16
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Ichimoku. Weekly forecast. USD/CHF .................................. 2010-11-01
Weekly USD/CHF
Correction that began at franc’s market resumed last week. The trade ended in favor of the bulls but the prices came across the resistance of Tenkan-sen (3) that remained sloping down.
Senkou Span A (1) is still declining widening downwards the Cloud’s range and enforcing the bearish sentiment at the market. Never the less, the market may keep rebounding the next week.
Chart. Weekly USD/CHF
Daily USD/CHF
On the daily chart the short-term trend switched upwards: Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen have already formed the “golden cross” (5). As a result, Senkou Span A (1) and Senkou Span B (2) keep narrowing the range of the Ichimoku Cloud. There are some signs that the global trend is likely to change.
However, firstly the bulls will have to overcome the resistance of the Cloud’s bottom and this week they may start attacking the level. Before that the rate may decline to the Turning line (3) and then bounce off.
Chart. Daily USD/CHF
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01-11-2010, 08:27 PM #17
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Mizuho: spike high on USD/JPY..............................2010-11-01
Technical analysts at Mizuho Corporate Bank note that the market was already extremely nervous when the speculation about the intervention or, according to other opinions, the system problem in Tokyo made the pair USD/JPY jump from 80.44 to 81.60 within minutes after the Asian session began with the new multi-year minimum at 80.21. After making the spike high the pair returned to the 80.40 area.
The specialists advised investors to be very careful in their trade. In their view, the record low monthly close means that US currency will with no doubts survive further declines testing the all-time minimum at 79.75. In addition, Mizuho thinks that weak dollar would suit US’s interests quite well.
The strategists recommend trying small shorts at 80.55/80.80 stopping above 81.15.
Chart. H1 USD/JPY
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01-11-2010, 08:30 PM #18
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Barclays Capital: GBP/USD may rise to 1.6460 ......................... 2010-11-01
Analysts at Barclays Capital note that that pair GBP/USD resumed today last week’s recovering. If the British currency closes the day above 1.6130 trading versus the greenback, it will be able to test 2010 maximum in the 1.6460 area.
The specialists note that the first attempts of sterling to get higher may be held by the resistance in 1.6100/30 zone. The pressure will remain on the upside above 1.5880.
Chart. Daily GBP/USD
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01-11-2010, 08:32 PM #19
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PNP Paribas: Demand for Swiss franc declines
Swiss franc dropped to the minimal level versus the European currency since August. Currently the pair EUR/CHF is trading at 1.3780, while on August 10 it reached 1.3923 and on September 8 franc’s rate reached the record maximum at 1.2764. It’s necessary to mention that the Swiss currency weakened versus its other main countries as well.
Franc broadly declined happened as China’s PMI climbed from 53.8 in September to 54.7 in October. The growth of Chinese manufacturing and stocks helped to improve investors’ sentiment and reduced demand for franc as a safe haven currency. Internal Switzerland’s data also put some pressure on franc as the country’s manufacturing industries advanced in October at the lowest pace in the last 8 months.
Analysts at BNP Paribas SA claim that the Swiss franc’s rate depends more on the external factors of global environment rather than on the domestic ones. The specialists note that there are a lot of events expected this week. The key of them are the monetary policy meetings of the Federal Reserve and the European central bank. Ahead of these events some investors may be reducing some bullish positions on franc that has already gained much during the last 6 months adding 4.3% against its main rivals, believes BNP Paribas.
Chart. Daily EUR/CHF
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01-11-2010, 08:34 PM #20
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Fukoku Capital Management: dollar will fall to 75 yen.................2010-11-01
Analysts at Fukoku Capital Management Inc. claim that Japanese yen may climb to the record postwar maximum at 75 yen per dollar if the Federal Reserve decides to extend monetary easing measures.
In their view, yen will keep strengthening until the US exits monetary stimulus that’s unlikely to happen until the second half of 2011. The estimates for a new round of asset purchases by the Fed range from $1 trillion at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch Global Research to $2 trillion at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
The specialists predict that the United States will suffer from the long-term economic stagnation avoiding though the double-dip recession.
The Fed will meet on November 2-3, while the Bank of Japan’s meeting is scheduled on November 4-5.
Chart. H4 USD/JPY
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