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[cashu]

ما رايكم شباب بشراء الدولار ين عند مستويات 11660 اعتقد انها نقطة دعم مهمة وقد يفتح السوق الاسبوع المقبل قاب شاركونا الراى

[سمير صيام]

ما رايكم شباب بشراء الدولار ين عند مستويات 11660 اعتقد انها نقطة دعم مهمة وقد يفتح السوق الاسبوع المقبل قاب شاركونا الراى

سؤال اخى كاشو
من اين استنتجت ان السوق سوف يفتح على قاب

[الجورى]

والله يا إخوان أعتقد أنه سوف يذهب ليختبر 116.40 وإذا كسرها وهو الأقرب للحدوث سنرى 115.70 سريعاً فكونوا حذرين

[BahraiN]

ان شاء الله لونق و احنا معك
بالتوفيق للجميع
ننتضر افتتاح السوق و نجوف رأي الخبراء

[masrawy]

يا شباب انا قرات ان النزول المفاجئ فى نهايه التداول هو تجاوب مع بعض التقاريرالتى صدرت من اجتماع g7 بشان الصين .. كما انه هناك "كما سمعت " اخبار مهمه هذا الاسبوع على الين .. وكذلك على ما عتقد هناك gdp يوم 28

فالانتظار وهذا رأيئ هو الحل الاسلم حتى تتضح الرؤية


ALERT: Dollar falls to 116.50 vs yen in Friday evening trade after the draft of the G7 currency communiqué is reported to name China for further currency flexibility. In past communiqués, the G7 issued a a more general statement urging emerging nations to adopt more currency flexibility, which is a veiled signal to Asian nations to allow the currencies to appreciate. Recall, how the dollar tumbled by more than 3 yen in a single week in September 2003 when the G7 first issued a statement urging nations towards further currency flexibility and urged against excessive intervention.

[masrawy]

وبالمناسبة هذه مقاله وجدتها ايضا الان تتحدث على ضعف متوقع للدولار امام الين الاسبوع القادم

http://mdn.mainichi-msn.co.jp/busine...bu036000c.html

Dollar seen to soften vs. yen following G-7

The dollar is expected to weaken against the yen next week after senior Group of Seven finance officials urged China to further revalue the yuan in a joint statement issued after their one-day meeting in Washington Friday.

The dollar may slip to the 115-yen range next week amid expectations that the yuan may rise against the dollar, predicts Osamu Takashima, chief foreign exchange analyst at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.

Such expectations will help soften the dollar against the yen amid speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve may shortly end its two-year-old credit tightening campaign, a move which will halt the widening of an interest rate gap between Japan and the United States, according to Takashima.

In Tokyo on Friday, the dollar stood at 117.60-62 yen at 5 p.m., against 117.58-60 yen late Thursday. In New York, the dollar was quoted at 116.54-64 yen at 5 p.m. Friday local time, down from 117.50-60 yen late Thursday.

In the joint statement, the G-7 finance ministers and central bankers said, "Greater exchange rate flexibility is desirable in emerging economies with large current account surpluses, especially China, for necessary adjustments to occur."

The finance officials of the world's seven richest nations also pledged to "take vigorous action" to address global trade imbalances in an annex to the joint statement, while naming China again to enhance "flexibility in exchange rates" to allow necessary appreciations.

[BahraiN]

وبالمناسبة هذه مقاله وجدتها ايضا الان تتحدث على ضعف متوقع للدولار امام الين الاسبوع القادم

http://mdn.mainichi-msn.co.jp/busine...bu036000c.html

Dollar seen to soften vs. yen following G-7

The dollar is expected to weaken against the yen next week after senior Group of Seven finance officials urged China to further revalue the yuan in a joint statement issued after their one-day meeting in Washington Friday.

The dollar may slip to the 115-yen range next week amid expectations that the yuan may rise against the dollar, predicts Osamu Takashima, chief foreign exchange analyst at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.

Such expectations will help soften the dollar against the yen amid speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve may shortly end its two-year-old credit tightening campaign, a move which will halt the widening of an interest rate gap between Japan and the United States, according to Takashima.

In Tokyo on Friday, the dollar stood at 117.60-62 yen at 5 p.m., against 117.58-60 yen late Thursday. In New York, the dollar was quoted at 116.54-64 yen at 5 p.m. Friday local time, down from 117.50-60 yen late Thursday.

In the joint statement, the G-7 finance ministers and central bankers said, "Greater exchange rate flexibility is desirable in emerging economies with large current account surpluses, especially China, for necessary adjustments to occur."

The finance officials of the world's seven richest nations also pledged to "take vigorous action" to address global trade imbalances in an annex to the joint statement, while naming China again to enhance "flexibility in exchange rates" to allow necessary appreciations.

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