10/31/2012
German retail sales came out worse than
expected from a yearly timeframe, but on a month to month basis expectations
were beat. Perhaps market participants
are interpreting this data to mean that the economy is starting to turn the
corner. Unemployment numbers and CPI
data will be coming out of the Eurozone later today. US data to be released
today is the Employment Cost Index and the Chicago PMI. For those interested in a more in
depth analysis, we at CM trading are here to assist those who are interested in
profiting from the financial markets.
Currently
trading at 1.3004, the pair looks to be on the upswing. Its next target on the
upside is 1.3020 and if it gets above that 1.3070 becomes the target. On the
downside, it’s 1.2956 and then then 1.2918.
Resistance
|
R1:
1.2960
|
R2: 1.2990
|
R3: 1.3025
|
Support
|
S1: 1.2915
|
S2: 1.2885
|
S3: 1.2850
|
AUDUSD
The
pair is trading at 1.0398 and is bumping its head against overhead resistance
at 1.0415. If it breaks above this level, 1.0475 becomes a possibility. In the
other direction, 1.0360 is the first support and then more significant support
below that is 1.0325. Later today, the Australian Industry Group(AIG) will be
reporting manufacturing index rates that if better than expected will be
bullish for the currency.
Resistance
|
R1:
1.039
|
R2: 1.041
|
R3: 1.0425
|
Support
|
S1: 1.036
|
S2: 1.0325
|
S3: 1.0295
|
Fx traders bearish on the USDCAD are finally seeing what they want. The Pair is sitting on support at .9970 and its next target is .9930. If the market is going to reverse its short term direction, the first upside target is 1.000 followed by 1.002. Canadian monthly GDP numbers are being released at 08:30 that if positive could be bullish for the pair. As well, Bank of Canada’s Governor Carney will be speaking at 14:00.
Resistance
|
R1:
1.000
|
R2: 1.002
|
R3: 1.0035
|
Support
|
S1: 0.9950
|
S2: 0.9940
|
S3: 0.9900
|
Gold
Gold seems to be breaking out of the base its been forming since reaching $1698.51 early last week. Its trading at $1717.66 and remains in a long term uptrend. In the near term, its most recent low remains strong support. Getting above $1722.30, opens up the door for $1731.50.
Resistance
|
R1:
1722.30
|
R2: 1731.50
|
R3: 1739.40
|
Support
|
S1: 1698.75
|
S2: 1690.14
|
S3: 1681.80
|
Daily
Calendar for Wednesday, October 31st
Time
|
Currency
|
Event
|
Actual
|
Forecast
|
Previous
|
03:00 EST
|
EUR
|
German Retail Sales(MoM)
|
1.5%
|
.3%
|
.1%
|
03:00 EST
|
EUR
|
German Retail Sales(YoY)
|
-3.1%
|
-1.2%
|
-1.1%
|
06:00 EST
|
EUR
|
Unemployment Rate
|
11.6%
|
11.5%
|
11.5%
|
06:00 EST
|
EUR
|
CPI(YoY)
|
2.5%
|
2.5%
|
2.6%
|
08:30 EST
|
CAD
|
GDP(MoM)
|
0.2%
|
0.2%
|
|
08:30 EST
|
USD
|
Employment Cost Index
|
0.5%
|
0.5%
|
|
09:45 EST
|
USD
|
Chicago PMI
|
51.0
|
49.7
|
|
14:00 EST
|
CAD
|
BoC Gov Carney Speaks
|
|||
18:30 EST
|
AUD
|
AIG Manufacturing Index
|
44.1
|
Successful
Trading!
Jacob Fendrich
Senior Market Analyst
Jacob Fendrich
Senior Market Analyst
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