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XAUUSD has traded in a fairly tight
range all week � except for a slid last night to around 1634.34
Sentiment
was broadly higher and the dollar was mostly softer after positive
developments in Europe,
Gains in the FX market were more muted than
equities, with the dollar index barley falling as investors clearly remain
wary of risk currencies.
U.S. equities rallied sharply with the DJIA
finishing up by about +1.50% and the S&P 500 advancing by around +1.54% to
close the day,
an upward revision to the IMF�s world growth projection,
mixed U.S. housing data, and a hawkish tone from the Bank of Canada.
The
IMF raised its world growth projection to 3.5% in 2012 from the prior
estimate of 3.3% with the U.S. economy expected to grow at 2.1% this year
from the prior 1.8% forecast.
� between around 1640.80-1658.01. If the pair
breaks through the top of this trading band it may find resistance around
1663.26-1664.04.
The lack of market moving data may keep a few investors in
Asia on the sidelines given the nervousness in the market surrounding
tomorrow�s Spanish bond auction.
The IMF raised its world growth projection
to 3.5% in 2012 from the prior estimate of 3.3% with the U.S. economy
expected to grow at 2.1% this year from the prior 1.8% forecast.
U.S.
equities rallied sharply with the DJIA finishing up by about +1.50% and the
S&P 500 advancing by around +1.54% to close the day,
The euro, however, was
broadly unchanged overnight, but price action was fairly choppy following
the German data and the Spanish bill auction.
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