Nation HPI to be released today:

British house prices have risen in the past 7 months, but the pace has slowed below 1% in the past three months. After a 0.5% rise last time, it’s expected to rise by 0.4% this time. This will push the British currency. The data will be released on Thursday at 7:00am GMT

USD may continue to decline:

Dollar may continue its decline against major currencies because of the demand for high-yield currencies for investment.

Chicago PMI to be released today:

The forecast is 55.2 and it comes true it may strongly affect the American currency in a positive direction. The data is scheduled to be released at 2:45pm GMT.

EUR/USD daily's outlook:

It looks like EUR/USD may fall towards 1.4250 in a couple of days. If the currency pair rise above the resistance level which is located at about 1.4400-1.4420 than another rise towards 1.4500 could be seen. Current price EUR/USD 1.4335

UBS Consumption Indicator was positive for CHF:

The UBS of consumer spending in November rose by 1.280 points to 0.867. The news is positive impact of the Alpine currency.

EUR/USD hourly support and resistance levels:

Hourly: S 1.4355 S 1.4359 S 1.4366 P 1.4370 R 1.4377 R 1.4381 R 1.4388

CB Consumer Confidence to be released today:

Today, the Conference Board will release its consumer confidence index, one of the few economic indicators scheduled for the holiday-shortened week. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch are forecasting an increase in the index to 54 in December from 49.5 in November. If the forecast comes true we may see some positive movement for the American currency against EUR.

EUR/USD today's outlook:

Current price of the pair 1.4387 and we may see a rise towards in a couple of days. Signals are expected to remain upwards, but we will look for a movement above 1.4400 to confirm the upward trend continuation. Not much economic indicators to be watched today regarding EUR/USD which will probably move the pair slowly in either direction.

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Spending, Home Sales Probably Climbed: U.S. Economy Preview:

American consumers probably earned and spent more in November, giving retailers and real-estate agents reason to anticipate business will improve in 2010, economists said before reports this week.

Household purchases rose 0.7 percent for a second month and incomes climbed 0.5 percent, the most since May, according to the median estimate of 60 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News before a Commerce Department report Dec. 23. Combined sales of new and existing homes last month may have reached the highest level since May 2007, other figures may show.

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Posted by bloomberg.com

Unemployment Claims to be released today:

The US Unemployment Claims data will be released today. The forecast is expected to be 471K which would be positive for the American currency. Current price of EUR/USD 1.4361 and with the approach of Christmas and New Year holidays, will see reduced activity of traders. In these conditions it is possible to form a sharp movement in both directions, which lead to the formation of speculation.

EUR/USD daily outlook:

Bearish downtrend remains strong. Markets will be at their thinnest during the US trading session. Looking for bearish signals around 1.4330 with targets at 1.4300, 1.4275, 1.4245 and 1.4220.

EUR/USD Report:

As we head into this trading week, the trend is still down, but appears to be waning slightly.

Near-term support is at 1.4300. A drop below is likely to test former lows at 1.4260, but 1.4250 is also likely to act as support. A break below 1.4250 indicates a move to 1.4150. There is interim support in the area of 1.4200 and 1.4175.

EUR/USD overlook before closing the market:

EUR/USD has been testing the 3 month bottom line of about 1.4300 but it looks like it may soon be over and levels of about 1.5000 could be reached again.

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USD/JPY daily analysis:

USD/JPY remains in uptrend from 87.37. Further rally is still in favor and next target would be at 90.76.

Unemployment Claims to be released today:

The Unemployment Claims data will be released today. In case that applications for unemployment benefits show unexpected increase is likely the dollar's rally to be stopped.

Current price EUR/USD 1.4403

EUR/USD daily analysis:

Current price of the pair 1.4526. Deeper decline is still possible after a minor consolidation and next target would be at 1.4400-1.4450 area.

EUR/USD support and resistance levels:

Support and resistance levels based on a 4 hour chart:

EUR/USD S 1.4499 S 1.4512 S 1.4522 P 1.4535 R 1.4545 R 1.4558 R 1.4568

EUR/USD remains in downtrend:

As long as 1.4770 resistance holds, we’d expected another fall towards 1.4550 area. However, above 1.4781 will indicate that another rise towards 1.4800 may be seen at some point these week.

Industrial Production data to be published today:

The all-European industrial production is published after the Germany and France publish their figures. But since we’ve witnessed the big differences between the member states, and previous surprises, this figure’s release is important. After two months of growth, last month’s 0.3% rise is expected to be followed by a dip of 0.6%. Published on Monday at 10:00 GMT.

U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly fell in October:

U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly fell in October it was clear from today's trade ministry data on the country. Contraction of the negative balance is by 7,6 percent to 32.9 billion dollars. This news was supposed to push up the American currency on the market.
However, it was cleared today that applications for unemployment benefits last week rose by 17 thousand to 474 thousand pieces in total. That seemed to have pushed the USD a bit down, shortly after the two indicators were released at the same time.

EUR/USD analysis:

EUR/USD remains in downtrend. Initial resistance is at 1.4781, as long as this level holds, downtrend will continue and deeper decline towards 1.4626 key support is possible later today.

Euro looks in trouble as JPY indicates to start recovering:

The yen tends to strengthen amid economic and financial turmoil because Japan’s trade surplus reduces its reliance on foreign capital. Japan’s government also today unveiled a 7.2 trillion yen economic spending package.

Daily support and resistance points EUR/USD:

Daily Points: S 1.4605 S 1.4681 S 1.4753 P 1.4829 R 1.4901 R 1.4977 R 1.5049

The dollar rose sharply on Friday:

The dollar rose sharply against a basket of currencies on Friday, registering its best daily performance in nearly a year after surprisingly good data from the labor market in the U.S. breathed new hope that the economy is going as a stable path of recovery.

The Non Farm Payrolls data very positive for the USD:

The Non Farm Payrolls data yesterday was very positive for the American currency. The number posted was that U.S. Economy only lost 11,000 jobs. This is big news because the number was supposed to be - 119k so that means that the estimate was 108,000 off. The currency pair EUR/USD moved with about 180pips downside in favor of the American Dollar and the market reacted with strong movements. The market closing price of the pair 1.4843

Current support and resistance levels of EUR/USD:

S3 S2 S1 P R1 R2 R3
EUR/USD 1.5045 1.5049 1.5053 1.5057 1.5061 1.5065 1.5069

EUR/USD today's outlook:

Current price of the currency pair is 1.5089 and it looks like it may rise up again to levels of about 1.5120-1.5130 later on today.

ADP Non-Farm Employment Change:

The ADP Non-Farm Employment Change data was released today. The actual result (-169K) was better than the forecast (-149K). The USD rose against the European currency right after the data was released. EUR/USD pair dropped off with about 20pips within 30-40 minutes after the data was published. Current price of EUR/USD 1.5037 and it looks like the pair is dropping down to about 1.5200-1.5010

EUR/USD reached 1.5100:

The currency pair reached 1.5100 and it looks like in the next a couple of hours we may see the pair going down to levels of about 1.5000-1.5020. On the other hand we may see support at about 1.5300-1.5400 and another rise to test 1.5150-1.5200 could be seen later on.