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Brl & Mxn TEST
October 05, 2008 9:44 AM CEST
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G10 Advancers and Decliners vs USD |
| | MXN | 0.99 |  | | | THB | 0.87 | | | | BRL | 0.76 | | | | CPL | 0.23 | | | | AED | 0.11 | | | | KRW | 0.03 | |  | SGD | -0.02 | | | ZAR | -0.13 | | | TRY | -0.24 | | | PLN | -0.45 | |
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Global Indexes |
Current Level |
% Change |
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| Nikkei 225 Index | 13,234.00 | - 0.23 | | Hang Seng Index | 24,999.00 | + 0.99 | | CAC futures | 6,534.33 | + 0.21 |
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World Markets |
Current Level |
% Change |
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| Gold | 900.00 | - 1.02 | | Silver | 16.71 | + 0.03 | | VIX | 23.45 | - 0.34 |
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Todays Calender |
Estimates |
Previous |
Country / GMT |
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| Rate Decision | 16.50% | 16.00% | BRL / 12.00 |
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Currency Tech |
AUDUSD
R 3: 0.9419
R 2: 0.9347
R 1: 0.9301
CURRENT: 0.9213
S 1: 0.9164
S 2: 0.9032
S 3: 0.8979
EURJPY
R 3: 169.97
R 2: 169.73
R 1: 169.19
CURRENT: 167.14
S 1: 167.32
S 2: 166.98
S 3: 166.01
USDSGD
R 3: 1.3850
R 2: 1.3827
R 1: 1.3775
CURRENT: 1.3756
S 1: 1.3651
S 2: 1.3606
S 3: 1.3567
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Market Brief |
BRL - CNI Data Shows Tighter Capacity Utilization in June
Today, the CNI (National Confederation of Industries) reported that in June, industrial capacity utilization tightened considerably to 83.3%, from 82.5% in May. As a result, after easing a bit in since March, capacity utilization once again tightened, to a level which is almost as high as it was in November 2007. The tightening of capacity utilization is in line with the strong rebound in industrial production in June (by 2.7%, mom, sa) that IBGE reported last week.
CPL - Minutes to Show Still Divided Monetary Policy Committee
The minutes from the July 25 central bank Monetary Policy Committee meeting will be released Friday. In that meeting the MPC voted to hike the policy rate another 25 basis points, to 10.0%. The decision to hike was not unanimous, but the central bank did not reveal the exact vote split; the dissenting vote(s) was (were) most likely to hold the policy rate unchanged.
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Asian Session - RBA Holds But Signals Cuts
August 05, 2008 9:51 AM CEST
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G10 Advancers and Decliners vs USD |
| | JPY | 0.41 | | | CHF | -0.24 | | | GBP | -0.31 | | | SEK | -0.34 | | | DKK | -0.37 | | | EUR | -0.40 | | | NOK | -0.56 | | | CAD | -0.65 | | | NZD | -0.76 | | | AUD | -1.02 | |
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Global Indexes |
Current Level |
% Change |
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| Nikkei 225 Index | 12,914.66 | - 0.14 | | Hang Seng Index | 21,814.74 | - 3.11 | | Shanghai Index | 2,690.75 | - 1.86 | | FTSE futures | 5,303.50 | - 0.74 | | DAX futures | 6,406.00 | + 0.50 | | SMI Futures | 7,090.00 | - 1.00 | | DJIA futures | 11,264.00 | - 0.06 |
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World Markets |
Current Level |
% Change |
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| Gold | 888.46 | - 0.70 | | Silver | 16.86 | - 0.53 | | VIX | 23.49 | + 4.07 | | Crude wti | 120.50 | - 0.75 | | USD Index | 73.66 | + 0.26 |
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Todays Calender |
Estimates |
Previous |
Country / GMT |
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| PMI Services (Jul Final) | 48.3 | 48.3p | EZ / 8.00 | | PMI Composite (Jul Final) | 47.8 | 47.8p | EZ / 8.00 | | Industrial Production (Jun) | 0.1%(-1.2% | -0.8%(-1.6 | UK / 8.30 | | Manufacturing Output (Jun) | 0.1%(-0.6% | -0.5%(-0.8 | UK / 8.30 | | CIPS/Markit Report on Services (Jul) | 46.6 | 47.1 | UK / 8.30 | | Retail Sales (Jun) | -0.6%(-1.3 | 0.5%(-0.1% | EZ / 9.00 | | ISM Non-Manufacturing Index (Jul) | 48.7 | 48.2 | US / 14.00 | | Fed Interest Rate Announcement | 2.00% | 2.00% | US / 18.15 |
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Currency Tech |
AUDUSD
R 3: 0.9419
R 2: 0.9347
R 1: 0.9301
CURRENT: 0.9213
S 1: 0.9164
S 2: 0.9032
S 3: 0.8979
EURJPY
R 3: 169.97
R 2: 169.73
R 1: 169.19
CURRENT: 167.14
S 1: 167.32
S 2: 166.98
S 3: 166.01
USDSGD
R 3: 1.3850
R 2: 1.3827
R 1: 1.3775
CURRENT: 1.3756
S 1: 1.3651
S 2: 1.3606
S 3: 1.3567
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Market Brief |
The Usd was broadly stronger in Asian session, as traders position themselves for today's FOMC rate announcement. The EurUsd slid from 1.5590 to 1.5524, while the UsdJpy took a weaker tone in the Asian afternoon, falling to 108.05 from 108.32. The AudUsd & NzdUsd continued to be sold off on the back of the RBA comments, dropping to 0.9223 and 0.7259 respectively. The Jpy fueled carry trades took a bearish tone with EurJpy pulling back from yesterday's 168.78 highs to 167.96. After a busy day of trading, the crude is current softer down -1.08% to $120.09bll, while gold closed below the psychological $900oz lvl, now trading at $887.83oz. The Asian stock markets are following Wall Street lower, with the Hang Seng down -2.23%, while European stock futures are looking at a mixed open.
In Australia , the RBA held rates at 7.25% as was widely expected. What was unexpected was the absolutely frank talk from the central bank. In today's communication, the RBA stated "with demand slowing, the board's view is that scope to move towards a less restrictive stance of monetary policy in the period ahead is increasing". We view this transparent comment as an admission that unless we witness and economic miracle in the next 4 weeks, the market should expect a 25bp cut in September. With the market now shifting expectations to a 25bp cut in September and possibility of a 50bp cut in December, we expect the Aud to continue to come under selling pressure.
In the Eurozone retail sales, PMI and industrial production will keep the markets busy. We are expecting all three indicators to show weakness and putting pressure on the ECB to act.
In the UK , July's CIPS/Markit report on services is likely to verify that activity in the sector is slowing significantly. The index dropped sharply from 49.8 to 47.1 in June, (below the 50 level that theoretically separates contraction from expansion). We expect the GbpUsd to continue its downward market to 1.9300.
The highlight of the trading day will be the FOMC rate announcement. We are expecting the Fed to hold at 2.00%. Since they were unwilling to move higher in June we doubt conditions warrant have changed for the better. With renewed troubles in the financial markets and weakness in economic data, from our perspective the window for higher rates has closed. In addition, we expect the accompanying statement will be relatively unchanged and will disappoint the market by not taking a more hawkish tone. We still see upside inflation and downside economic risk to be basically balanced. Currently we expect the Fed to hold until 2009.
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