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[Abo Abdullah]

Barclays Global Daily FX Volume and Tech Strategy

EUR/USD
An Inside day posted yesterday keeps our view unchanged. We maintain a bearish view targeting 1.3300/10 initially, and then the 1.3200/20 area. Sell rallies while 1.3420 caps on a closing basis.

USD/JPY
Having failed to move above trendline resistance at 99.15, we now expect a deeper pullback within range, towards 97.00/05. However, thereafter, a 97 to 99.20 range is likely to persist into Sep and we would look to buy near the range low. Bigger picture, targets are to 103.80 and the 108 area.

GBP/USD We are bearish, looking for a return to 1.5420 and potentially 1.5350. A move back above 1.5670 would turn us neutral instead while wider range highs near 1.5750/75 act as medium-term caps.

USD/CHF Short-term support is at 0.9200 and we are bullish while above this level for a move to 0.9400. A break below 0.9200 though would likely warn of a temporary pullback; in this scenario, we would look to buy again near 0.9130.

EUR/JPY The July peak at 132.80 is holding firm and daily momentum is overbought. The risk is for a return to the 128.90/130.00 area where we would look for basing signs. Near-term resistance: 131.80.

EUR/GBP We are turning neutral assuming a 0.8540 to 0.8625 range in the short term. Medium term, we are bullish for a choppy return to 0.8730/80 though a close below 0.8510 would damage this view.

EUR/CHF
The CHF is catching a small safety bid while EUR crosses are staging a pullback; the price action suggests turning neutral short term though we would look to buy following a test of 1.2300. The
200-day average at 1.2275 should hold firm on a closing basis.

AUD/USD Near term, support at 0.8930 is likely to come under pressure. A break below this level would warn of a move to the 2013 low near 0.8850 which should hold firm on initial attempts. Bearish pressure remains in the absence of a move above 0.9040.

NZD/USD We are bearish targeting the 0.7690/0.7700 area. Resistance on upticks is at 0.7900. For AUD/NZD,we are looking to buy dips towards 1.1400/20 though a break below 1.400 would force us to assume stronger downside to 1.1295.

USD/CAD We are bullish while 1.0460 holds firm, targeting the 2013 peaks near 1.0615. Bigger picture, our targets are to 1.0850 (2010 high).

والشارتات بملف المرفقات مع التقرير الكامل , وفقكم الله

[Abo Abdullah]

EU Brief

[11:15 GMT Aug 27] EUR/USD was well supported in advance of the release of Germany?s IFO data and sold off afterwards. That was surprising though as the data was strong, beating expectations at 107.5 versus 107.0 f/c, and also running counter to rumours of weak data. There was no suggestion that traders were short into the event though, instead EUR/USD dropped quickly through stops under 1.3350. Long liquidation looks to be the reason for the sell-off, funds said to have grown tired of holding longs but seeing the pair confined to very tight ranges. Risk aversion stemming from a possible U.S led response in Syria, or as result of emerging market sell-offs, suggested the USD has legs to run higher. The reality was that sovereign buyers emerged ahead of the 21-DMA at 1.3320 and EUR/USD settled into dull trade within 1.3340-50. jeremy.boulton at thomsonreuters com Copyright (c) 2013 Thomson Reuters - IFRMarkets

[Abo Abdullah]

Stops in AUD/USD below .8930 very vulnerable as bias remains to the downside; NZD/USD in a similar situation with stops under .7760 under pressure

[Dr_hodhod]

ربنا يباركلك على هذا الكم الهائل من المعلومات ياابو عبدالله . . .

صراحة مجهود جبار جعله الله في ميزان حسناتك .

[Abo Abdullah]

ربنا يباركلك على هذا الكم الهائل من المعلومات ياابو عبدالله . . .

صراحة مجهود جبار جعله الله في ميزان حسناتك .

حبيبي الغالي دائما منور الموضوع , والله يوفقك ويرزقك من غير حساب ان شاء الله .

[Abo Abdullah]

Syrian opposition told to expect a strike within days

US Defense Secretary says US is ready to go if the order is given

This turmoil has seen Gold and Oil push much higher. Gold +0.96%; Oil +2.28%

[Abo Abdullah]

Stops under 97.50 in USD/JPY now under pressure as JPY becomes well-bid by leveraged accounts

[Abo Abdullah]

Repetition

Valid Till : 15.00 GMT

EUR/USD – Banks , leveraged accounts and real money noted Start demand building at 1.3300/ 1.3290 in good size

[Abo Abdullah]

USD/JPY – Energy company bids into 97.50 have supported the pair for now

[Abo Abdullah]

Month-end demand for EUR/GBP puts downward pressure on GBP/USD, leaving stops under 1.5480 vulnerable

[Abo Abdullah]

Stops in USD/JPY under 97.50 in good size cleared

[Abo Abdullah]

USD well-bid overall, but JPY the strongest and CHF next in line as a powerful risk-off sentiment looms

[Abo Abdullah]

As JPY continues to see safe-haven flows, EUR/JPY puts stops under 129.80 under pressure , Bids ahead of that level

[Abo Abdullah]

Commerzbank - AUD/USD remains sidelined around the 0.9000 mark

Axel Rudolph, Senior Technical Analyst at Commerzbank notes that AUD/USD’s decline over the past few days has taken it to below the mid-July low at 0.8999 and the breached downtrend channel line, now at at .8910, fell to 0.8932, before recovering.

“Should the latter level give way, the August low at .8849 will be back in play.”

“Over the next few days further sideways trading remains on the cards, though.”

“Longer term we will remain negative while below key resistance at 0.9388/0.9404 (2011 low and 2009 high) with our downside target being seen at 0.8550, the 50% retracement of the move up from 2008.”

“Our longer term downside target measured from the top is 0.7700. Medium term, while capped by resistance at 0.9232/0.9319 (July and current August high), our downside bias will remain in place.”

[Abo Abdullah]

EU Syria fears driving EU LOWER

Global equity market drop on Syria escalation fears primary driver
DAX & FCHI -1.5%, FTMIB -1.65%, IBEX -1.75%
EUR/GBP nudging higher offsetting downward press on EUR/USD
Bank strategists negative GBP; EUR/JPY plunging in risk off world
Broad swathe of S/T M/A support on dailies under assault
A close below 1.3295 would see re-test of 55-DMA @1.3205