12th December, 2011 – Daily Forex Report by GFM Research

High volatility was witnessed in the FX market during last week on the event of low volumes and Global economic uncertainity . Major trend is range bound between 73.40 and 81.20 where as the medium trend is bullish till 77.50 ranges are holding, though 81.20 ranges would act as formidable resistance. Historic congestion is seen in the ranges of 79.50-80.70-81.20.
The benchmark equity index of the Dow Jones Industrials is trading sideways with weaker bias after record gains of more than 500 points on Nov 30, 2011; 12340 ranges may post immediate resistance, weekly close beyond 12400 would establish major bull trend. Historic correlation between DX Vs DJIA is signifying USD is still bearish in the long-term, though 81.20 if given away on weekly closing basis would post long-term bottom in the USD.
NYMEX January Crude is currently trading at $99.10. Bull trend to resume only on daily closing above $102.40.


FX Pair         Support 2         Support 1          Resistance 1        Resistance 2


EURUSD            1.3250              1.3280                1.3415                  1.3450
USDJPY              77.00                77.25                  78.20                   78.40
GBPUSD            1.5520              1.5580                1.5740                  1.5810
USDCHF            0.9130              0.9200                0.9320                  0.9340
EURJPY             102.50              103.00                104.70                  105.40
AUDUSD            1.0020              1.0115                1.0230                  1.0280


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