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walid · 12-01-2011, 08:16 AM

The optimism could contain the market sentiment by the Japanese promises of buying European bonds this month to restore market confidence in the European debt markets the European equities market could open up and the market optimistic expectations about US earning reports to come about the fourth quarter could add to this improving of the markets risk appetite weighing negatively on the Japanese yen and the greenback across the broad but the Aussi which is still under the pressure of the floods in Queensland the third biggest Australian cities.
The single currency could get over 1.297 again passing for a while above 1.30 after the Japanese announcement which could light the pressure on it after it has been depressed by by rumors about European pressure on Portugal to join the bailing out package following Ireland opening the week below 1.29 reaching 1.2873 versus the greenback before retracing some of its recent loses but being back below 1.297 can bring the technical pressure on the pair worrying the buyers to unwind more of their holding can open the way for falling to the next major supporting level at 1.2585 with the market focusing on higher yielding bonds issuance from Portugal and Spain, in spite of the ECB funding efforts for lowering the bonds prices which have not looked enough this time to calm down the market worries about the debt contagion inside the Euro zone even though the recent good performance of the European stock following the growth recovery optimism in US and better economic data like December EU PMI manufacturing index which rose above US to 57.1 and the recent continuous improving of the market risk appetite which came by the greenback side this time as the market is still worried about the debt contagion inside the Euro zone gloomy by the Estonia recent adoption at this time focusing on the downgrading probabilities of the credit rating of the Euro zone ailing countries of debt which have fallen previously on these countries with negative outlook of their debts as we have seen recently Portugal which has been downgraded by Fitch one notch to A+ with a negative outlook following Ireland which has been downgraded five notches to B

with a negative outlook from Aa2 by Moody's which has announced that it can downgrade the Spanish long term credit rating of Aa1 too.
While The Greenback is still looking well-supported by rising of its bonds yields which have started to trigger the treasury while the Fed's worries about deflation seem easing back to the markets as we wait to be confirmed in its Beige book today with appreciation of the yield rising by god's will with rising confidence in the US recovery which can increase the borrowing costs and the prices too decreasing the growth downward risks which helped the greenback to get off its low at .93 versus the Swiss Franc which always takes use of the market tendency for taking a safe haven stance with the gold which could not be able to stand above 1400$ with the current better business spending sentiment getting out the money from the safe haven stance pushing it to test its next supporting level at 1360$ which can be followed by 1329$ and 1315$ with investors rising confidence in the greenback by better than expected data reflect bullish economic growth outlook in US and better demand for the US dollar borrowing underpinning the US bonds yields helping the equities markets and the business spending driving the gold prices down as we have seen previously despite the lower than expected the non-farm payrolls which have just added 103k while the market was waiting for 135k in December, the unemployment has fallen significantly to 9.4% from 9.8% in November and the private sector has added 113k after December ADP Employment release which came at nearly triple of the market expectations of just 100k at 297k added jobs from 93k in November and Nov US factory orders data which have shown rising by .7% while the market was waiting for decreasing by .4% after falling in October by .7% and also both of US December manufacturing index and non-manufacturing index getting better to 57 and 57.1 consecutively after US December Chicago PMI had come at 68.6 while it was waited to be 61.5 from 62.5 in November which are the best since the ending of the credit crisis as the market sees now that the US economy is much more credible driving the greenback up across the broad even versus the commodities and the energy which fuel this better growth outlook asking for US dollars.
The British pound could add more gains trading above 1.56 since the lower than expected figure of non-farm payroll of December has hit the greenback by the end of last week to help the cable to have a floor at 1.54 after falling under pressure because of Q4 2010 mortgage defaults value which rose for the first time since Q2 2009 and the sudden slump of December services PMI below 50 at 49.7 in the contracting territory to temper the positive sentiment towards the UK economy and the British pound which has been triggered by December manufacturing PMI rising to 58.3 while the market was waiting for the same reading of November at 57.5 which brought back some confidence in the UK economy reducing some of the market discounting of adding more funds to its buying bonds plan getting off some of the pressure on the British.
God Willing, The markets eyes will be watching for the coming bonds auctions results in Spain and Portugal which has denied need of the bailing out funds again while they will be listening today for the treasuries secretary Geithner after the recent increasing worries about budget deficit which is still going larger driving the yields up increasing calls for raising the taxes are increasing even from the former Fed's Chairman Mr. Alan Greenspan despite the recent improvement of the US trade balance which we wait its November release to be -40.6b $ after we had seen significant tightening of the trade deficit in October reaching 38.7b$ from 44.6b$ in September while the market was waiting for 44.8b$ on the current US easing policy which weakened the USD lowering the costs of exporting and the imports specially from china which is worrying about the inflation outlook taking a tightening monetary stance by raising interest rate .25% twice in less than 3 months requesting from its banks to increase their reserve requirements 6 times last year for curbing this inflation upside risks which was at a 28-month high at 5.1% in November while it is still looking benign in US as we have seen November US CPI coming at .1% monthly while it was foreseen to be .2% and the core figure excluding the food and energy rising by just .1% as expected after 2 months of flat reading and we wait by the end of this week for December CPI figures which are expected to show rising of the broad rate by .4% while the core excluding the food and energy is expected to be up by .1% again and we also wait next Friday for January preliminary reading of University of Michigan monthly consumer sentiment index to be 75.5 after getting up to 74.2 in mid December from 71.6 at the end of November while it was forecasted to be 73.
Kind Regards

FX Consultant
Walid Salah El Din
E-Mail: mail@fx-recommends.com
http://www.fx-recommends.com

12-01-2011, 08:16 AM	#42
walid متداول نشيط تاريخ التسجيل: May 2004 المشاركات: 848	12/1/2011 - The Current Market Sentiment The optimism could contain the market sentiment by the Japanese promises of buying European bonds this month to restore market confidence in the European debt markets the European equities market could open up and the market optimistic expectations about US earning reports to come about the fourth quarter could add to this improving of the markets risk appetite weighing negatively on the Japanese yen and the greenback across the broad but the Aussi which is still under the pressure of the floods in Queensland the third biggest Australian cities. The single currency could get over 1.297 again passing for a while above 1.30 after the Japanese announcement which could light the pressure on it after it has been depressed by by rumors about European pressure on Portugal to join the bailing out package following Ireland opening the week below 1.29 reaching 1.2873 versus the greenback before retracing some of its recent loses but being back below 1.297 can bring the technical pressure on the pair worrying the buyers to unwind more of their holding can open the way for falling to the next major supporting level at 1.2585 with the market focusing on higher yielding bonds issuance from Portugal and Spain, in spite of the ECB funding efforts for lowering the bonds prices which have not looked enough this time to calm down the market worries about the debt contagion inside the Euro zone even though the recent good performance of the European stock following the growth recovery optimism in US and better economic data like December EU PMI manufacturing index which rose above US to 57.1 and the recent continuous improving of the market risk appetite which came by the greenback side this time as the market is still worried about the debt contagion inside the Euro zone gloomy by the Estonia recent adoption at this time focusing on the downgrading probabilities of the credit rating of the Euro zone ailing countries of debt which have fallen previously on these countries with negative outlook of their debts as we have seen recently Portugal which has been downgraded by Fitch one notch to A+ with a negative outlook following Ireland which has been downgraded five notches to B with a negative outlook from Aa2 by Moody's which has announced that it can downgrade the Spanish long term credit rating of Aa1 too. While The Greenback is still looking well-supported by rising of its bonds yields which have started to trigger the treasury while the Fed's worries about deflation seem easing back to the markets as we wait to be confirmed in its Beige book today with appreciation of the yield rising by god's will with rising confidence in the US recovery which can increase the borrowing costs and the prices too decreasing the growth downward risks which helped the greenback to get off its low at .93 versus the Swiss Franc which always takes use of the market tendency for taking a safe haven stance with the gold which could not be able to stand above 1400$ with the current better business spending sentiment getting out the money from the safe haven stance pushing it to test its next supporting level at 1360$ which can be followed by 1329$ and 1315$ with investors rising confidence in the greenback by better than expected data reflect bullish economic growth outlook in US and better demand for the US dollar borrowing underpinning the US bonds yields helping the equities markets and the business spending driving the gold prices down as we have seen previously despite the lower than expected the non-farm payrolls which have just added 103k while the market was waiting for 135k in December, the unemployment has fallen significantly to 9.4% from 9.8% in November and the private sector has added 113k after December ADP Employment release which came at nearly triple of the market expectations of just 100k at 297k added jobs from 93k in November and Nov US factory orders data which have shown rising by .7% while the market was waiting for decreasing by .4% after falling in October by .7% and also both of US December manufacturing index and non-manufacturing index getting better to 57 and 57.1 consecutively after US December Chicago PMI had come at 68.6 while it was waited to be 61.5 from 62.5 in November which are the best since the ending of the credit crisis as the market sees now that the US economy is much more credible driving the greenback up across the broad even versus the commodities and the energy which fuel this better growth outlook asking for US dollars. The British pound could add more gains trading above 1.56 since the lower than expected figure of non-farm payroll of December has hit the greenback by the end of last week to help the cable to have a floor at 1.54 after falling under pressure because of Q4 2010 mortgage defaults value which rose for the first time since Q2 2009 and the sudden slump of December services PMI below 50 at 49.7 in the contracting territory to temper the positive sentiment towards the UK economy and the British pound which has been triggered by December manufacturing PMI rising to 58.3 while the market was waiting for the same reading of November at 57.5 which brought back some confidence in the UK economy reducing some of the market discounting of adding more funds to its buying bonds plan getting off some of the pressure on the British. God Willing, The markets eyes will be watching for the coming bonds auctions results in Spain and Portugal which has denied need of the bailing out funds again while they will be listening today for the treasuries secretary Geithner after the recent increasing worries about budget deficit which is still going larger driving the yields up increasing calls for raising the taxes are increasing even from the former Fed's Chairman Mr. Alan Greenspan despite the recent improvement of the US trade balance which we wait its November release to be -40.6b $ after we had seen significant tightening of the trade deficit in October reaching 38.7b$ from 44.6b$ in September while the market was waiting for 44.8b$ on the current US easing policy which weakened the USD lowering the costs of exporting and the imports specially from china which is worrying about the inflation outlook taking a tightening monetary stance by raising interest rate .25% twice in less than 3 months requesting from its banks to increase their reserve requirements 6 times last year for curbing this inflation upside risks which was at a 28-month high at 5.1% in November while it is still looking benign in US as we have seen November US CPI coming at .1% monthly while it was foreseen to be .2% and the core figure excluding the food and energy rising by just .1% as expected after 2 months of flat reading and we wait by the end of this week for December CPI figures which are expected to show rising of the broad rate by .4% while the core excluding the food and energy is expected to be up by .1% again and we also wait next Friday for January preliminary reading of University of Michigan monthly consumer sentiment index to be 75.5 after getting up to 74.2 in mid December from 71.6 at the end of November while it was forecasted to be 73. Kind Regards FX Consultant Walid Salah El Din E-Mail: mail@fx-recommends.com http://www.fx-recommends.com