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Dollar Weakness Continues on PBoC Rhetoric

Posted on June 26, 2009 at 9:29 in Commentary, Market Analysis by Tim Salem

 

Greetings again, Everyone!

We see U.S. Futures bidding lower and set for a lower Open in about 15 minutes, as the People’s Bank of China reiterates, yet again, a “Call” and Statement for concern on The U.S. Dollar Continuance as the World’s Reserve Currency.

This type of “Jawboning” Verbal Intervention is never good for The Buck… and China is notorious for manipulating and pegging their own Currency… both “directly” and “indirectly”… such as in this case.

The PBoC would favor more Currency Diversification overall… with a preference at this point towards The Euro and slightly away from The Dollar.

Also increasing Risk Appetite at this point is the PCE Numbers of increasing Spending due to The Stimulus, as well as a  ”Reversal” of The Swissy moving higher and literally eradicating the recent Interventions of The Swiss National Bank.

Here are The Fiber and The Swissy on the Hourly Views, so give The Captures a Click for various Levels.

( Post-Time is now about an hour after The NYSE Open at 14:30 GMT. )

The Fiber looks to Bounce from the 1.4050’s Dynamic Support “Transitive Rollover” Area, as Dollar Weakness continues on the Near-Term.  As we spoke of last evening… the 1.41 30’s is the next Area of resistance to be Seen on Price Appreciation.

 

 

 

 

 

The Swissy sees Strength and is “hovering” at the 1.0860’s Confluence Support with the 23.6% Weekly April Fib Variant. Continuation with the Adherence to the Downtrend Line should see a Clip below the 1.0820’s.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please join me again for more Updates to come, as always!

See You Soon!

:-)

 

 

 

Tags: currency, dollar, EUR/USD, euro, Europe, Futures, intervention, manipulation, Reserve, spending, Stimulus, swissy, Switzerland, USD/CHF

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