FOREX DAILY OUTLOOK - October 28, 2009 part 1
As we expected, the dollar stayed on track and made further gains, especially after consumer confidence was released worse than expected. The euro found support at 1.4780, the cable managed to gain a bit of ground to close at 1.6370 after bouncing off 1.6244, Yen rallied to fall below 92, and the Suisse continued to test the 1.0225 level, closing just under. We are still bullish on more dollar gains in the very short term, but we expect a bounce and more dollar losses to come. Everything right now depends on risk appetite. If equity markets continue to decline, the dollar will gain ground; if equity markets stay at these levels or go higher, the dollar will continue to lose ground. Even Fed comments about a strong dollar policy arent helping the buck.
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A full day of volatility to summarize the beginning of the week. The DOW Jones was initially lower following the CIT bankruptcy announcement, then managed to rally by 100+ points as the dollar faded, but then as the buck rallied back, the DOW quickly turned negative, before another run higher to finish up the day positive by76 points with the buck mixed, but nearly unchanged. Yesterday was consolidation at best as bears and bulls tested the waters in both directions before giving up ahead of very important economic data. Expect more consolidation but no major breaks until the US Federal Reserve and the Employment figures paint the bigger picture and risk appetite driving the short term trend. We expect the US Federal Reserve on Wednesday and Non-Farm Payrolls on Friday to trigger the next major move. It will most likely be a combination of factors, with the latter confirming or reversing the initial reaction to the Feds policy outlook.
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Even with a bit of a retracement on the EUR/USD pair, almost exactly to the 61.8% retracement level from the last move up that started at 1.4830 to the high of 1.4998, the euro has managed to bull its way back above 1.4950 level. Economic reports out of the US were taken with stride and overall, the market seems ready to make another run at the 1.5000 level. As weve been saying the last few weeks, there is plenty of risk in the market for a possible dollar recovery, especially if 1.5050 remains a key resistance area. Given the holiday week in the US, we expect small volume across the board; with that being said, the market could be more volatile than before. Our bias is for further dollar losses; we advise extreme caution.
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