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Technical Analysis EUR/USD Slow-Rolling Into Support Area Above 1.2625 The EUR/USD has continued to make lower lows but has slowed the decline considerably as we end the week. The 1H chart shows an extended bullish divergence that corresponds to price action in a slightly downwards channel. As we get into the 5/18 US trading session, it is testing the FX Thoughts for the Day Contrary to our expectation, the Pound has risen back above 1.5800 and it will have to be seen whether it can sustain above 1.5800 or not. The 200-DMA is currently at 1.5821 and a strong break/close above this level would ease the downside pressure a bit. On the other hand USDJPY: Further Weakness Envisaged USDJPY: With USDJPY breaking below the 79.42 level, the risk is for it to decline further. This now sets the stage for a run at the 79.00 level. A decisive cut through here will allow for more weakness towards the 78.18/27 levels. Its daily RSI is bearish and pointing lower Weak Dollar Slammed USD/JPY Under 80 Again On Thursday Dollar/Yen decreased significantly with almost 130 pips. The currency couple depreciated from 80.40 to 79.12 yesterday, matching the negative money flow sentiment at around -18%, closing the day at 79.25. This morning the Dollar is trading quietly against the Yen, with movements at the lower end of yesterday's range for now. Forex Technical Analysis Today's low at 1.2641 is practically a test of 1.2624 support area on the senior frames and there is a chance for a reversal, which should provoke a larger consolidation rebound towards 1.2815 and 1.2910. The intraday outlook is slightly positive above 1.2670 support and a break above 1.2735 will clear the way for 1.2815. Newsfeed display by CaRP Fundamental Analysis Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary QE3 seems to have more lives that a cat; it comes back into the forefront of the U.S. economy discussion every time there are concerns that economic growth is faltering or potential threats become more than potential, like the recent chapter in the Greek tragedy. Today, with the economy growing, albeit The Weekly Bottom Line Global economic concerns ratcheted up this week. Fears that Greece will soon leave the euro zone rose as the country's unstable politics undermine its economic reform process and a shrinking deposit base threatens its banks. Beyond the Hellenic Republic, Spanish banks faced rating downgrades, the euro remained under pressure and Europe Steps Closer to the Cliff Edge It was a pivotal week for the Eurozone after Greece announced that it was heading back to the polls after the top three parities failed to form a coalition government. So now Greece is leaderless, there is a caretaker government in place but it won't be able to enforce the Canadian Consumer Prices Rose 0.4% on a Monthly Basis in April With Core Pric... The all-items Canadian CPI rose 0.4% in April, matching the increase in each of the previous three months, though slightly stronger than the 0.3% expected by markets going into the report. The monthly rise was modestly stronger than the 0.3% gain recorded in April 2011, resulting in the year-over-year rate Signs that Bearish Sentiment May be Wearing a Bit Thin The Facebook IPO today has temporarily knocked Europe from the headlines as the world's eyes are focused on the Nasdaq at 1430 GMT/ 0930 ET when Facebook will start trading for the first time. CNBC anchors have been wearing honorary hoodies to mark the occasion so it must be big. Newsfeed display by CaRP |