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Currencies: JPY outperformed on concerns about US growth and the European sovereign debt crisis. AUD and NZD underperformed on the risk aversion, although AUD appreciated versus the NZD after Australia’s Labor party changed its leader – and the country’s PM.

USD/CHF. Holding above 1.10

USD/CHF (1.1038) is down slightly overnight, but continues to hold above 1.10 support. With EUR/USD fading, EUR/CHF remains mired near a record low.

Technicals:

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Trend: daily lower; weekly lower.
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Overbought/Oversold (stochastics): Daily oversold; Weekly overbought.
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Support/Resistance levels: Resistance lies at 1.1731 (Jun1 high) and 1.1742 (Apr’09 high), while support lies at 1.1001 (Jun21 low) and 1.0924 (May10 low).

Positioning:

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The CFTC non-commercial net position fell to -16K, among the lowest readings since 2007, and suggestive of USD/CHF weakness.
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The risk reversal (3m, 25delta) rose overnight but remains near the lows since Oct’09 as this market segment has largely abandoned its bullish USD/CHF call.
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Implied Vol (3mo) is up slightly overnight but remains near multi-year lows.

Cross-asset valuation: USD/CHF has correlated mostly strongly during the past 60 days with EUR/USD (negative), the USD index (positive) and the US 10yr yield (negative)
USD/CAD. Rebounding above 1.02

USD/CAD (1.0328) is up overnight and rebounding above 1.02. The downtrend is being tested.

Technicals:

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Trend: Daily higher; weekly higher.
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Overbought/Oversold (stochastics): Daily oversold; weekly neutral.
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Support/Resistance Levels: Resistance lies at 1.0430 (Downtrend from May), 1.0853 (May25 high) and 1.1725 (Jul’09 high). Support lies at 1.02 (psychological), 1.0139 (Jun21 low), 1.0110 (May13 low), 0.9931 (Apr21 low), 0.9825 (May’08 low), 0.9712 (Feb’08 low), 0.9058 (Nov’07 low).

Positioning:

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The CFTC, non-commercial, net position rose modestly to 28.6K, rebounding at the low end of the uptrending channel it has traced out in recent months.
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The risk reversal (3m, 25delta) is up overnight consistent with this week’s rebound.
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Implied Vol (3m) continues to consolidate near the middle of it’s range so far in 2010.

Cross-asset valuation: In terms of other assets correlating with USD/CAD, watch the SPX (negative), DXY (positive), CRB (negative), crude oil (negative), and the 2yr spread (negative).

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EURUSD

Trading strategy: standing aside

The euro lost ground yesterday, pulling back from 1.2460 to as low as 1.2285, following EUR/JPY as the yen strengthened on speculation European banks will struggle to raise money amid the debt region’s crisis. Despite the 190 points pullback, the euro is still in a bullish configuration against the dollar – forming higher highs and higher lows since two weeks ago. Important short-term support is formed into the 1.2250/70 region and a potential breakdown below this barrier could signal a downtrend resume – opening the way to more losses, towards 1.2150 which would be the next downward objective. My yesterday’s expectation for 1.2365-1.2400 to provide support on dip was proven wrong and I maintain a neutral stance in current conditions – waiting for a confirmation, preferably to the downside (respecting the medium term bearishness). Today’s economic calendar includes few important events such as the German Ifo Business Climate Index at 09:00 GMT, followed by Existing Home Sales and Treasury Secretary Geithner’s speech at 15:00 GMT. Important levels to watch would be 1.2250/70 followed by 1.2150 to the downside and 1.2365/00 higher. Current quote is 1.2295 @06:10 GMT

Support: 1.2285/00, 1.2250/70 and 1.2150
Resistance: 1.2365/00, 1.2450/65, 1.2500 and 1.2670
Market sentiment: long term – bearish, medium term – bearish, short term – bullish, intra-day – bearish
GBPUSD

Trading strategy: standing aside

The retreat from 1.4930 brought into attention both the 1.4800 horizontal support and the rising trend line coming from 1.4354 which provided support on the higher lows formed since two weeks ago. The break down below the said trend line suggests that a temporary top is in place into the 1.49 region and more losses are likely – perhaps down to 1.4640/50 (50% of 1.4345-1.4935) or even 1.4570 (61.8% of same up leg). Short-term studies remain slightly bullish and a recovery above 1.4800 would favor further gains, resuming uptrend and confirming that current breakdown was a false one. Current quote is 1.4725 @06:10 GMT

Support: 1.4700/20, 1.4640/50, 1.4600, 1.4570 and 1.4500
Resistance: 1.4800, 1.4930/50, 1.5000 and 1.5100

Kim K is Looking Healthy

Kim Kardashian was on Live With Regis and Kelly recently, but let's face it - no one cares about what she was actually doing in New York. The only thing I... I mean people... care about is her ridiculous curvy body. She was intent on showing it off, too, by wearing one of the tightest dresses known to man.

It's good to see that Kim is keeping up with her appearance, even after she got Reggie Bush'd. Most girls would just let themselves go after being cheated on and dumped, but not Kimmy.










Gold "Crisis Protection" Proven as Eurozone's Greek Bail-Out Begins

THE PRICE OF GOLD retained a slight weekly gain as the close approached in London on Friday, trading above $1141 an ounce while the Euro bounced – and world stock markets rose – following Greece's formal request for a joint European and IMF bail-out.

Gold priced in Euros spiked within 0.3% of April 9th's record, hitting €27,743 per kilo before easing back as the single currency rose.

British investors looking to buy gold, the price held at £743 an ounce – 0.3% higher from last Friday's finish – after UK data showed the economy growing half-as-fast as analysts forecast between Jan. and March, adding just 0.2% year-on-year.

Crude oil and broader commodities were little changed.

"Greece is asking for the activation of the support mechanism," said a letter sent this morning by finance minister Papaconstantinou to the European Commission, fellow Eurozone states, and the European Central Bank.

"The moment has come," Greek premier Papandreou told reporters, apparently catching the European Commission unawares.

First it denied receiving a formal bail-out request. Then the EC said it will take "some time" to trigger the rescue, currently agreed at a maximum €45 billion (£60bn).

Thursday had seen Greek bond prices sink to new crisis-lows, driving the yield offered by two-year debt above 10%.

As Greek bonds rallied on Friday, German Bund prices ticked lower alongside UK and US Treasury debt.

Germany's Dax rose 1.4% by lunchtime in Frankfurt. Athens' stock market jumped almost 2%.

"Although gold's Dollar-price may still be 6% below its late-2009 highs, in Euro terms gold prices are up 6% from their Dec-09 peak," notes Patrick Artus' team at French bank Natixis.

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Health Tips :-

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The world of cancer screening was upended in mid-November when changes in screening recommendations for two common types of cancer, breast and cervical, were announced within a week of each other. Not only did the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) advise that women wait until age 50 to begin mammography screening, but the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) issued revised guidelines for cervical cancer screening, recommending that women wait until they reach the age of 21 to have their first Pap Test. Both groups also recommended less frequent screening, except for higher risk cases. And though the new USPSTF guidelines are based on an in-depth analysis of data that suggests the harms of testing earlier and more frequently outweigh the benefits, they have sparked a great deal of controversy and drawn criticism from some advocacy groups and specialists organizations—some going so far as to say that the new recommendations were politically motivated.

The American Cancer Society (ACS) is one organization that has disagreed with the new USPSTF breast cancer screening recommendations. “Our definition of cancer was given to us by German pathologists in the 1840s after they looked at biopsies from autopsy specimens. Now, 170 years later, we’ve progressed in terms of imaging, in terms of medical diagnostics into what I call the genetic and molecular biologic age, but our ability to define cancer has not progressed beyond the light microscope,” explained Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the ACS. “What we need to be able to do eventually is say that ‘this cancer is never going to progress,’ it is not going to spread and invade other organs in the body. But right now we don’t have the molecular tools to predict their behavior.” Brawley concluded: “Our view is that breast cancer screening saves lives and women aged 40 and above should get a high quality mammogram and clinical breast exam on an annual basis.”

And on December 2, the USPSTF’s top officials, including Dr. Ned Calonge, were summoned before a Congressional committee. Calonge, chairman of the USPSTF and chief medical officer of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and associate professor of family medicine and of preventive medicine and biometrics at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, defended the task force and its revised recommendations but acknowledged that portions of the mammography recommendations, specifically those pertaining to women aged 40-49, were poorly phrased and “did not say what the task force meant to say.” Calonge then clarified the USPSTF’s stance. “Screening starting at age 40 should not be automatic, nor should it be denied,” he said in his testimony. “What we are saying is that the decision to have a mammogram for women in their 40s should be based on a discussion between a women and her doctor. Many doctors and many women, perhaps even most women, will decide to have mammography screening starting at age 40. The task force supports those decisions.” Calonge said the task force is committed to changing the way it communicates to ensure that “this kind of miscommunication does not occur in the future.”

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Kim Kardashian has always been known for her notorious curves and long dark locks and the reality TV star put her assets to good use this weekend for her sultry Jasmine Halloween costume that’s making headlines this week. The provocative yet cute costume is the single most talked about celebrity Halloween costume this year and the fact that it was “barely-there” had everything to do with it.

Dressed in a revealing bikini-type top and a strategically placed piece of small fabric on her bottom, Kim looked every bit the princess from Aladdin – but a more grown up version, if you know what we mean. Take a look at Kim Kardashian’s Halloween costume and let us know if you think she was the best-dressed celeb this year

Forex Latest Update :-

GBP/USD Picks up and returns above 1.6800 after post-BoE decline

Pound's post-BoE minutes decline has been hold at 1.6765, and the pair bounced up shortly afterwards, returning to pre-BoE levels around 1.6830 at the moment of writing.

The Pound trades now below intra-day high at 1.6845, and above here, next resistance levels could lie at 1.6875 (Nov 16 and 17 high) and 1.6950. On the downside, support levels lie at 1.6780 (session low) and below here, 1.6750/55 (Nov 17 low) and 1.6705.

The Pound declined on the back of BoE's MPC differences on the scale of the extension of bond's buying program, investors feared the possibility of more quantitative easing as well as the reduction of the Bank's reserve rate, a topic that was also discussed on the meeting.

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Latest Update :-

WORLD FOREX: Riskier Currencies Recover From US Jobs Data

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Riskier currencies have recovered late Friday morning after an early selloff on a disappointing U.S. payrolls report.

The euro recently bounced back to intraday highs of $1.4480 and Y130.83. It had struck more than a three-week low of $1.4480 and almost a three-month low of Y129.03.

The dollar has also recovered against the yen from a session low of Y88.60 to an intraday high of Y89.68.

Currency analysts warn that currencies remain with recent ranges and have yet to break through any new technical levels.

In addition, trading is often volatile following this highly anticipated monthly jobs data.

"It would be a mistake to take a logical look" on these moves, said Tom Fitzpatrick, global head of currency strategy at Citigroup.

Andrew Wilkinson, senior market analyst at Interactive Brokers, said, "as nerves settle in the aftermath it's beginning to feel as though the panic has been somewhat magnified of late."

Late Friday morning in New York, the euro was at $1.4600 from $1.4526 late Thursday, according to EBS via CQG. The dollar was at Y89.77 from Y89.77. The euro was at Y130.98 from Y130.39. The U.K. pound was at $1.5893 from $1.5940, while the dollar was at CHF1.0350 from CHF1.0420.

Employers eliminated 263,000 jobs in September, more than expected, as the unemployment rate climbed to 9.8%, the U.S. Labor Department said.

Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires expected a 175,000 decrease.

-By Riva Froymovich, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-2217; riva.froymovich@dowjones.com