Ramsey
27-03-2003, Thu 6:13 PM
EUR/USD
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Yesterday's Close:1.0697 High:1.0702 Low:1.0623
By close on Wednesday, the dollar lower by a 0.25 a percent against the euro at $1.0695 per euro the third straight day of losses for the dollar after last week's rally following the start of the war.
Resistance Levels:1.0710/20, 1.0750/60,1.0820/30
Support Levels:1.0620/30 1.0560/70, 1.0350, 1.0100
USD/JPY
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Yesterday's Close:119.97 High:120.47 Low:119.86
The dollar was trading just below 120.00 yen, down 0.10 percent on the session.Dealers said trading was thin and with no real direction.
Resistance Levels:120.80/90, 121.40/50, 122.10/20
Support Levels: 119.60/70, 119.30/40,118.70/80
USD/CHF
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Yesterday's Close:1.3810 High:1.3880 Low:1.3770
Swiss franc traded around 1.3810 francs against the dollar,modestly higher on the day and largely unmoved by Swiss National Bank vice-chairman Bruno Gehrig, who warns the SNB will sell francs in currency markets if the currency spikes higher. The SNB has become increasingly vocal in recent days, as the risk-aversion related to the Iraq war has driven the franc higher, while recent unwinding of the war premium has made for volatile trading. Gehrig acknowledges that uncertainty of war keeping franc's value high.
Resistance Levels:1.3870/80, 1.3950/60, 1.4050
Support Levels:1.3770/80 1.3720/30, 1.3650/60
GBP/USD
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Yesterday's Close:1.5745 High:1.5770 Low:1.5703
Sterling hugged familiar ranges against the euro and the dollar on Wednesday as investors waited for clues on the likely length of conflict in Iraq before taking positions. Sterling was steady at $1.5745 and 67.90 pence per euro at close,having shuttled in a narrow range throughout the session.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair flew to Washington on Wednesday for a war council with President George W. Bush, eager to convince his ally that the United Nations must play a central role in post-war Iraq.
With attention firmly focused on developments in Iraq, sterling showed little reaction to data showing business investment in British was revised sharply higher in the fourth quarter. Business investment grew a revised 0.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2002 from the third to stand 5.4 percent lower than a year earlier.
Resistance Levels:1.5750/60, 1.5790/00, 1.5850/60
Support Levels:1.5680/90, 1.5620/30, 1.5570/80
http://www.fxonline.sk/grafy/maly/1.png
Yesterday's Close:1.0697 High:1.0702 Low:1.0623
By close on Wednesday, the dollar lower by a 0.25 a percent against the euro at $1.0695 per euro the third straight day of losses for the dollar after last week's rally following the start of the war.
Resistance Levels:1.0710/20, 1.0750/60,1.0820/30
Support Levels:1.0620/30 1.0560/70, 1.0350, 1.0100
USD/JPY
http://www.fxonline.sk/grafy/maly/2.png
Yesterday's Close:119.97 High:120.47 Low:119.86
The dollar was trading just below 120.00 yen, down 0.10 percent on the session.Dealers said trading was thin and with no real direction.
Resistance Levels:120.80/90, 121.40/50, 122.10/20
Support Levels: 119.60/70, 119.30/40,118.70/80
USD/CHF
http://www.fxonline.sk/grafy/maly/5.png
Yesterday's Close:1.3810 High:1.3880 Low:1.3770
Swiss franc traded around 1.3810 francs against the dollar,modestly higher on the day and largely unmoved by Swiss National Bank vice-chairman Bruno Gehrig, who warns the SNB will sell francs in currency markets if the currency spikes higher. The SNB has become increasingly vocal in recent days, as the risk-aversion related to the Iraq war has driven the franc higher, while recent unwinding of the war premium has made for volatile trading. Gehrig acknowledges that uncertainty of war keeping franc's value high.
Resistance Levels:1.3870/80, 1.3950/60, 1.4050
Support Levels:1.3770/80 1.3720/30, 1.3650/60
GBP/USD
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Yesterday's Close:1.5745 High:1.5770 Low:1.5703
Sterling hugged familiar ranges against the euro and the dollar on Wednesday as investors waited for clues on the likely length of conflict in Iraq before taking positions. Sterling was steady at $1.5745 and 67.90 pence per euro at close,having shuttled in a narrow range throughout the session.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair flew to Washington on Wednesday for a war council with President George W. Bush, eager to convince his ally that the United Nations must play a central role in post-war Iraq.
With attention firmly focused on developments in Iraq, sterling showed little reaction to data showing business investment in British was revised sharply higher in the fourth quarter. Business investment grew a revised 0.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2002 from the third to stand 5.4 percent lower than a year earlier.
Resistance Levels:1.5750/60, 1.5790/00, 1.5850/60
Support Levels:1.5680/90, 1.5620/30, 1.5570/80