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EUR/USD

The euro slipped back to the 1.19 level this morning on profit taking after
reaching a peak of 1.1975 overnight. On Monday we said a correction back
below 1.18 in the near term may be necessary to clear out more longs before
the euro climbs back above 1.19 but over the medium term we should see a the
rally. This now appears to be the case and any corrections from here should
be met with buying interest as traders now anticipate a move to the
1.24 level before year's end.

USD/CHF

The dollar fell over 3 centimes yesterday from a session high of 1.3263 to
a low of 1.2916. Key support is seen at 1.2770 but new lows are likely to
be had as the Swiss franc follows the euro higher.

GBP/USD

Sterling followed the euro higher against the dollar despite its own
weakness against the single currency. Yesterday's volatility saw sterling
struggle with key resistance at the 1.6880/1.69 level then explode through.
Nevertheless, sterling failed to take out its previous top at 1.7075 two
weeks ago, which will now act as key resistance. Support is seen at 1.6950
and 1.69.

USD/JPY

The yen spiked higher on probable Japanese intervention after the dollar
reached a new 3-year low of 107.58 in London. The inability to hold above
110 may bring forth further weakness and it is looking increasingly likely
that a move below 108 will target the more bearish outlook of 105-106.
However, if this were to coincide with a EUR/USD top around 1.24/26 then
the dollar may very well find a bottom at these new lows.

AUD/USD

The Australian dollar rose to a new 6-year high of 0.7245. With gold
attempting to break above $400, new highs in the commodity currencies
cannot be ruled out. But given that the Aussie has rallied for 11
consecutive weeks, and the pair has now reached our targeted resistance
of 0.72/0.74, the Aussie is vulnerable to a larger correction soon.

USD/CAD

The dollar rallied to resistance at 1.3150/60 on Tuesday before falling
back to the 1.30 mark this morning. The move from last week's 10-year lows
against the Canadian dollar at 1.2951 may not be the bottom, but the US
dollar's decline against the CAD should be nearing an end. Further weakness
is still possible with gold attempting to break above $400. But if new lows
are reached they may be shallow allowing the dollar to bottom in the
1.27/1.28 area that we forecast last week.

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