Due to Europe's Problem and Asia's Stock, Australian Dollar has fell down

The Australian Dollar felled today against maximum major currencies on context of the European autonomous issues and also the Asian rates fell after Singapore finalized about the possible tightening.

The Financial Authority of Singapore has stated in its financial scheme statement that, "policy will sure about price stability in medium terms while keeping expansion on a maintainable path". The administration will also allow faster realization of nation's currency, still the trading band wont kept unchanged. MSCI Asia Pacific Manifestation, today has fell 0.4 %, while Nikkei Stock Average slide 0.5 %.

Requirement for merchandize currencies, including Aussies, also fell later than Germany's newspaper said "the reconstructing of Greece's manifestation debt may result in loss from 50 to 70 % for investors." Wolfgang Schaeuble, German Finance Minister, said that, any more austerity steps may be asked from Greece if Germany, would not be able to rectify its debt problem itself.

Australian Dollar/US Dollar, fell down to 1.0479 from 1.0504 after getting the entire day as low as 1.0457. Euro/ Australian Dollar has raised to 1.3770 from 1.3744. Also Australian Dollar/Japanese Yen has dropped to 87.46 from 88.05.

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US Dollar May Rise as Stock Index Futures Point to a Reversal in Risk Appetite

Written by Ilya Spivak, Currency Analyst

The US Dollar may rise as an uneventful economic calendar is likely to yield to risk sentiment as the main driver for forex price action with US equity index futures trading down 1% ahead of the opening bell in Europe. French and Italian industrial production figures are on tap, with expectations calling for the fourth consecutive month of double digit declines in the year to March.

Key Overnight Developments

• New Zealand House Prices Fall for Tenth Month in April
• Australian Business Confidence ‘Stabilized Significantly’ Says NAB

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British Pound Top May be in Place

British Pound Top May be in Place; Further Bullish Potential for Euro
Written by Jamie Saettele, Senior Currency Strategist

-EURUSD to exceed 1.3742 this week
-GBPUSD significant top may be in place
-AUDUSD and NZDUSD nearing end of rallies
-USDJPY bearish pattern
-USDCAD bounce underway

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Euro Bounces on London Fix Related Demand

We have been seeing some good buying of currencies, particularly against the USD on dips today, with the Euro and Swissie tracking higher in New York. Sterling however remains a relative underperformer and is heavily weighed down on strong cross currency related demand in Eur/Gbp. The market could also be growing increasingly concerned with the ramp up in the BoE’s APS (Asset Purchase Scheme) last week. On the data front, the only release this morning has come out of Canada, with March new house prices coming in bang on expectations at -0.5%. This is the 6th consecutive monthly decline in the data series. The White House has released their revised forecasts for the economy, with a much rosier picture than some of the other mainstream projections. Also this morning, the Bundesbank said that Germany’s budget deficit could grow to some 6% of GDP by 2010, while the public debt ratio could rise to 80% of national income. The PBOC has been in the news, suggesting that China’s stimulus measures are helping to produce better than expected H1 results. Many traders will be focused in on Bernanke who is scheduled to speak later in the day at 23:30GMT on the bank stress test results. The S&P and DJIA are down by more than 1% on the day while commodities are also weaker. It is however worth noting the relative strength in the Nasdaq, which still sits in positive territory, though only marginally. The Yen crosses have also taken center stage today with many of the major cross rates putting in bearish outside days (see Eur/Jpy) to potentially foreshadow a more significant rise in risk aversion and negative equity sentiment.

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Jobs Prompt Shift to Riskier Assets

The dollar whipsawed against the majors in early Friday trading following a key US labor report released for April. Traders initially bid the dollar higher on a better than expected reading in April non-farm payrolls, which improved by more than forecast, posting a loss of 539k jobs compared with calls for a loss of 600k payrolls versus an upwardly revised 699k loss in March. The April unemployment rate was in line with expectations, climbing to a fresh 25-year high at 8.9%, up from 8.5% from March. The better than anticipated payrolls figure prompted a move toward riskier assets as traders pushed the euro to a fresh one-month high against the greenback to the 1.36-level. Click to read full article