Dollar index trading at 96.45 (-0.68%)
Strength meter (today so far) – Euro +0.73%, Franc +0.50%, Yen -0.02%, GBP +1.12%
Strength meter (since last week) – Euro -0.02%, Franc -0.69%, Yen -0.86%, GBP +0.82%
EUR/USD –
Trading at 1.14
Trend meter –
- Long term – Sell, Medium term – Sell, Short term – Buy
Support
- Long term – 1.10, Medium term – 1.12, Short term – 1.123
Resistance –
- Long term – 1.22, Medium term – 1.18, Short term – 1.153
Economic release today –
- NIL
Commentary –
- The euro recovered sharply on broad-based weakness in the USD Active Call - Sell Euro at 1.218 with 1.17 as target; target revised lower to 1.095 area.
GBP/USD –
Trading at 1.292
Trend meter –
- Long term – Sell, Medium term – Sell, Short term – Sell
Support –
- Long term – 1.19, Medium term – 1.23, Short term – 1.268
Resistance –
- Long term – 1.35 Medium term – 1.337, Short term – 1.326
Economic release today –
- Nationwide house price index posted no growth in October, up 1.6 percent from a year ago.
- Markit manufacturing PMI declined to 51.1 in October.
- BoE kept interest rate unchanged at 0.75 percent at today’s meeting.
Commentary –
- The pound recovered sharply on Brexit deal hope on financial services. Active call- short term sell at 1.413 targeting 1.375 (target reached); extended to 1.354 (target reached); extended to 1.25
USD/JPY –
Trading at 112.8
Trend meter -
- Long term – Sell, Medium term – buy, Short term – Range/Buy
Support –
- Long term – 106.2, Medium term – 109.2, Short term – 111
Resistance –
- Long term – 117, Medium term – 114, Short term – 114
Economic release today –
- NIL
Commentary –
- The yen remains trapped in bull/bear fight amid risk aversion and a strong dollar. Gave up all gain as risk aversion faded and strong dollar weighed.
USD/CHF –
Trading at 1.003
Trend meter –
- Long term – Buy, Medium term – Range/sell, Short term – Range/Buy
Support –
- Long term – 0.92, Medium term – 0.95, Short term – 0.97
Resistance –
- Long term – 1.03, Medium term – 1.00, Short term – 1.00 (testing)
Economic release today –
- SECO consumer climate index improved to -6 from -7.
- CPI inflation up 1.1 percent y/y in October.
- SVME PMI declined to 57.4 in October.
Commentary –
- Franc is a much worse performer than the euro this week amid risk aversion bids.


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