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 More options Jul 18, 10:23 am
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From: "fxrecomme...@gmail.com" <fxrecomme...@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:23:52 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Fri, Jul 18 2008 10:23 am
Subject: 18/7/2008 - the current market sentiment
The greenback could have support from the Oil prices easing lower than
140$ per barrel since last Wednesday which could continue to be traded
lower than 130$ a barrel right now supporting the equity market and
putting pressure on the Japanese yen across the broad reaching 107
versus the greenback on a risk apatite getting back wave could be
underpinned by the market believe in the US joint plan of the US
treasury and the Fed for bailing out Freddie Mac and Fannie Mea which
has given a boost to the financial market amid better than expected
release of JP Morgan quarterly earning report even after Merrill Lynch
the second quarter loss of 4.89 Billion and citigroup loss of 2.5
billion, the believe that the  credit crisis can ease in the future
could contain the market sentiment.
Earlier this week, The US CPI which has come at 5% and the market was
expecting 4.5% and the core figure which excludes the food and energy
has come at 2.4%has come higher than the market expectations of 2.3%
showing strong inflation upside risks in US in this same time of
struggling growth Which could add to the greenback as it has shown an
increased inflation pressure on the Fed to consider rate hiking in the
face of this building inflation in US.
The oil prices and their volatile actions have contained the markets
sentiments recently as their high effects on both of inflation and
growth at these serious levels of inflation and sluggish. growth.

Best wishes

FX Consultant
Walid Salah El Din
E-Mail: m...@fx-recommends.com
http://www.fx-recommends.com


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