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The EUR USD opened the New York Session sharply higher following the release of better than expected economic reports out from France and Germany. The reports showed surprise improvements in French manufacturing and German services. This news set the table for a spike to the upside until Fed Chairman Bernanke declared that the U.S. economy was on the verge of emerging from the recession. His statement sent equity markets and the Dollar soaring putting downside pressure on the Euro.

Finally, we have tested the most important support level in the current price area: 91.73-91.76, which is the small support area that holds within the lows of July 8th, 10th, and 13th. Price hardly held above it after reaching 91.60. And we think that breaking it would have enough influence to "finally" accelerate the downtrend, and would be followed by a move down to 90.90 or even 89.69. As for attempts to go higher, they would not mean anything without a break of Fibonacci 61.8% resistance at 92.20, which stopped the rise twice, during the American & Asian sessions. If this resistance is broken, we think the USDJPY will target areas above 93 such as 93.42, and if this one is also broken, the next stop would probably be 94.16.
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The EUR/USD is making a solid move higher past 8/13-8/14 highs after the wave of PMI data came in above analyst expectations. In fact, a couple PMI data points are registering expansion (50+) while the rest are making a strong case to do the same. Such positive improvements in data tend to have a larger impact on the EUR/USD than the GBP/USD since the ECB’s interest rate remains at 1%. The growth in PMI mirrors the expansion we saw in the EU’s Economic Sentiment data released earlier this week. Hence, the EU is making a good case for returning to GDP growth in H2. The EUR/USD is reacting accordingly, knocking on the door of our readjusted 2nd tier downtrend line.
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The Cable is moving higher after EU PMI and U. S. Existing Home Sales data surpassed analyst expectations. The S&P futures are setting new 2009 highs while the EUR/USD tests some important technical barriers to the topside. However, the GBP/USD is only participating partially since investors are still sour about the level of debt in Britain.
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The Cable is moving higher after EU PMI and U. S. Existing Home Sales data surpassed analyst expectations. The S&P futures are setting new 2009 highs while the EUR/USD tests some important technical barriers to the topside. However, the GBP/USD is only participating partially since investors are still sour about the level of debt in Britain.
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The EUR/USD has dropped through our 3rd tier uptrend line after America’s U of M Consumer Sentiment number came in weaker than expected. Today’s pullback in consumer sentiment adds to yesterday’s disappointing retail sales data. The battered American consumer is not making a return as quickly as analysts hoped due to the persistently high level of unemployment. The S&P futures are off nearly -2% and crude is trading lower by over -3.5% in reaction to the news, dragging the EUR/USD lower due to positive correlations.
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