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Weekly Report

No fireworks out of the BoE The BoE kept its monetary policy unchanged at the April 10th meeting.

Signals for a stronger yen. AUD/USD close to target

EUR/USD: The break of 1.3698 brought us down to a new cycle low butthere wasn’t enough supply to push prices down to the1.3643 key support.

Dollar continues to be in demand. SEK weaker.

EUR/USD: The break, however not yet sustained, of 1.3704 has furtherenhanced our bearish view calling for more selling to soontake place. Short term there will be some further consolidation in

USD/JPY is higher than previously thought, but resistance is still there

EUR/USD: The near-term move up from the recent 1.3704 looks farfrom impulsive, but could still test the 21day equilibriummeasure at 1.3835 before down.

More € weakness. AUD peaking? NOK/SEK pause

EUR/USD: Yesterday’s close below 1.3749 has further enhanced thebearish outlook and more losses are accordingly penciled infor the week to come.

Select FX (AUD, NZD, CAD, BRL) Firm As Carry Returns

With majors such as the euro and dollar-yen languishing in tight ranges this week, it came as somewhat of a surprise to see select currencies, such as the Aussie and Canadian dollar,

JPY strength. USD/CNH peaking? EUR/SEK higher.

EUR/USD: The pair initially fell down to a 1.3643 low to completed anhourly five wave pattern down from the recent high point.The following bounce,

Sell AUD – buy JPY. NOK/SEK liked higher.

EUR/USD: The corrective bounce from yesterday’s low point isexpected to turn down from the 1.3620/30-area and shouldaccordingly be sold with a stop above 1.3655.

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

U.S. Review Shall We Do the Real GDP Shuffle? · Real GDP posted its second consecutive quarterly above-trend gain in the fourth quarter, rising at a 3.2 annual percent pace.

2014 Shaping Up to be a Worse Year for Emerging Markets

Last year was painful for emerging markets and 2014 is shaping up to be even worse.  Among the hardest hit are Brazil, India, Indonesia, Turkey, and South Africa — dubbed the ‘Fragile Five’ by Morgan Stanley last August.

The loonie is stuck on a losing track. SEK tries to break resistance.

EUR/USD: Another lower daily high and lower low was addedyesterday, but buyers responded near the 8day “Tenkan-Sen” & Jab23 bullish benchmark candle mid-body point at1.3622.

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

The Recovery Remains in the New Year · An uptick in the Leading Economic Index points to slightly stronger future growth,