Dollar was broadly lower last week on deteriorating recovery outlook in US as well as falling treasury yield. USD/JPY made new 2010 low below 86 level while EUR/USD also closed above 1.3 psychological level. However, there were a few developments to note. Firstly, EUR/USD lost much momentum after hitting 1.31

Dollar was broadly lower last week on deteriorating recovery outlook in US as well as falling treasury yield. USD/JPY made new 2010 low below 86 level while EUR/USD also closed above 1.3 psychological level. However, there were a few developments to note. Firstly, EUR/USD lost much momentum after hitting 1.31

EUR/USD Weekly Outlook

July - 31 - 2010

EUR/USD rose further to 1.3106 last week but faced strong resistance from mentioned cluster level of 1.3105/3123 (38.2% retracement of 1.5143 to 1.1875 at 1.3123, 161.8% projection of 1.1875 to 1.2466 from 1.2149 at 1.3105) and turned sideway. Initial bias remains neutral this week and we’ll continue to focus on

EUR/USD Weekly Outlook

July - 31 - 2010

EUR/USD rose further to 1.3106 last week but faced strong resistance from mentioned cluster level of 1.3105/3123 (38.2% retracement of 1.5143 to 1.1875 at 1.3123, 161.8% projection of 1.1875 to 1.2466 from 1.2149 at 1.3105) and turned sideway. Initial bias remains neutral this week and we’ll continue to focus on

USD/JPY Weekly Outlook

July - 31 - 2010

USD/JPY dropped to as low as 85.98 last week and the break of 86.26 confirms that whole decline from 94.97 has resumed. Short term outlook will remain bearish as long as 88.11 resistance holds and current fall should target 84.81 key support level next. Nevertheless, break of 88.11 will indicate

USD/JPY Weekly Outlook

July - 31 - 2010

USD/JPY dropped to as low as 85.98 last week and the break of 86.26 confirms that whole decline from 94.97 has resumed. Short term outlook will remain bearish as long as 88.11 resistance holds and current fall should target 84.81 key support level next. Nevertheless, break of 88.11 will indicate

GBP/USD Weekly Outlook

July - 31 - 2010

GBP/USD’s rally extended to as high as 1.5720 last week. The decisive break of 1.5521 resistance confirmed that whole fall from 1.7043 has completed at 1.4230 already. Initial bias will remains on the upside this week for 61.8% retracement of 1.7043 to 1.4230 at 1.5968 next. On the downside, below

GBP/USD Weekly Outlook

July - 31 - 2010

GBP/USD’s rally extended to as high as 1.5720 last week. The decisive break of 1.5521 resistance confirmed that whole fall from 1.7043 has completed at 1.4230 already. Initial bias will remains on the upside this week for 61.8% retracement of 1.7043 to 1.4230 at 1.5968 next. On the downside, below

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