Banking Problems in England, considered the worst in Europe at this time | Currency Analysis
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
GBP
The Pound also had a good Monday against the Yen. It seems as if the banking problems in England, considered the worst in Europe at this time, is not as bad as the perceived danger in the Japanese economy. The UK still has many hurdles to overcome, including the devaluation of the once mighty Pound Sterling, however it is believed that until the G20 summit, the currency will hold in its current neighborhood.
At 5:20 GMT the GBP was trading up 1 ¼% to the Yen to 140.44, down ¾% to the Canadian Dollar to 1.7825. up 1/3rd to the Swiss Franc to 1.6349 and down 1 ¾% to the Australian Dollar to 2.0722.
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Currency | Daily stance | Analysis |
EURUSD | 0/+ | 1.3740 holds the key for the near term direction. If it goes above, then we target 1.3860 or else we will re-visit 1.3580 |
EURJPY | 0/+ | Look for a re-test of Asian 131.95-00 high. Support is listed at 130.55 |
USDJPY | 0/+ | Buy when it breaks above 96.60 for a short term test of 97.30-35, or else watch it trade in the 95.50-96.50 range |
GBPUSD | 0/+ | 1.4580-90 looks a magnet pre-Geithner. Above sees acceleration to 1.4700-20 |
AUDUSD | 0/+ | While holding gains above 0.6940-50 look for extension to 0.7020 |
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