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مشاهدة النسخة كاملة : تقارير العملات، الخميس 31/10/2002



Ramsey
31-10-2002, Thu 12:01 PM
EUR/USD

N.Y. Close 0.9836 Yesterdays High 0.9852 Low 0.9816

The euro was unchanged against the dollar at 98.36 cents.

Resistance Levels: 0.9910, 0.9930/40
Support Levels:0.9720/30, 0.9670/80

USD/JPY

N.Y. Close 122.98 Yesterdays High 123.21 Low 122.54

By the close of business, the dollar was off just 0.18 percent against the yen at 122.95 while the euro had given up 0.17 percent at 120.98 yen.
Analysts said technical support for dollar/yen was at 122.30, Tuesday's low, with resistance in the 123.50-75 area.

Resistance Levels:124.30, 125.00, 125.50
Support Levels:123.60, 122.80, 122.00

USD/CHF

N.Y. Close 1.4892 yesterdays high 1.4919 Low 1.4865

The swiss closed the day virtually unchanged at around 1.4890 in very light trading.
The euro was also was also little changrd at 1.4645 compared with 1.4652 yeaterday.

Resistance Levels:1.5140/50,1.5210/20
Support Levels:1.4710, 1.4650, 1.458

GBP/USD

N.Y. Close 1.5577 Yesterdays High 1.5586 Low 1.5552

Sterling held fairly steady against the dollar and euro on Wednesday, unmoved by news of sliding British consumer confidence. Research company Martin Hamblin GfK said its Consumer Confidence Barometer fell to +1 in October from +4 in September, the lowest level since December 2001 when it was at -1. The drop chimes with similar data from the United States on Tuesday which showed consumer confidence there fell to a nine-year low. This fanned speculation that the Federal Reserve might soon cut interest rates -- a move that could be followed by the British central bank. At London close, the British currency was steady at 63.13 pence per euro . It was also trading flat at $1.5565,down just over half a cent from two-week highs scaled on Monday as the dollar began to come under pressure on worries the U.S. economy was in worse shape than anticipated.
All five of the Hamblin consumer confidence barometer's key measures fell in October. The most marked decrease was seen for the measure gauging the development of the general economic situation over the last 12 months which fell by three points to stand at -11. The survey -- which follows news last week that retail sales growth slowed in September -- will provide food for thought for the Bank of England, whose Monetary Policy Committee is due to make its next rate announcement on November 7.

Resistance Levels:1.5560, 1.5620, 1.5680
Support Levels:1.5420, 1.5385, 1.5350