but trading was muted as the U.S. currency remained hemmed into ranges ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting next week. Spot gold was bid at $932.90 an ounce at 14:20 GMT, against $932.35 an ounce late in New York on Thursday. U.S. gold futures for August delivery on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange eased 70 cents to $933.90 an ounce. Prices awaited new direction from the currency markets, currently the main driver of gold. Gold becomes cheaper for holders of other currencies as the U.S. dollar slips. "If you are looking at the ups and downs of gold in its narrow trading range, it is more or less a reflection of the swings in the euro/dollar exchange rate," said Peter Fertig, a consultant at Quantitative Commodity Research in Germany.

In the last hour Greenback was able to recover part of the losses. EUR/USD fell to 1.3960 after reaching an intra-day high at 1.4012. Currently the price is 1.3975/80 which is 0.50% above today opening price. On the upside, resistance lies at 1.4015 (intra-day high) and 1.4060. Support could be found at 1.3950 and 1.3880. During the American session EUR/USD has risen more than 80 pips.

CarMax Inc
The biggest U.S. used-car dealer posted first-quarter earnings excluding some items of 11 cents a share, more than triple the average analyst estimate.

Research in Motion Limited
The BlackBerry maker’s earnings for the first quarter ended May 30 rose 33% to $643M, or $1.12 a share, compared to earnings of $482.5M, or 84 cents a share, in the same period in the prior fiscal year, on strong sales of the company's line of BlackBerry smartphones.

Smith & Wesson Holdings Corp
The 157-year-old gunmaker agreed to buy privately held Universal Safety Response Inc. and reported a $200M order backlog.

Sealy Corp
The world’s largest bedding manufacturer said in a preliminary statement that second-quarter sales were as much as $301M, well exceeding analysts’ expectations.

The dollar declined against most of its major counterparts as speculation the global recession is easing prompted investors to buy higher-yielding assets.
Sterling rose for the first time in three days versus the dollar after Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said policy makers are seeing evidence that the U.K.’s economic contraction is beginning “to flatten off.” The dollar extended its drop versus the euro and yen as Moody’s Investors Service said it may cut California’s credit rating. “The market is listless,” said Lane Newman, director of currency trading at ING Financial Markets LLC in New York. “In absence of any real news, that is enough to get the market to sell the dollar,” he added, referring to California. EUR/USD has risen around 130 pips to climbs above 1.4000 and post the 1.4012 as new 1-week high. The pair is trading around 1.3980/90 right now, 0.55% above today's opening price action. Cable has risen around 170 pips in the last hour from 1.6390 to post 1.6561 as new 1-week high. The pair has been fueled by the Dollar sell of in the European closing bell on options expires. Currently the pair is posting a 1.05% daily gains from opening price to the current 1.6525/35.
The Dollar sell of in the American session has driven the USD/JPY to levels close to 96.00, the pair has fallen around 75 pips in the last hour. On the day, the pair is falling 0.70% from opening price to the current 96.00/10.

In an interview published on the Southern Daily Echo newspaper's website, King was quoted as saying: "We are seeing now some signs that the rate at which outlook was falling is beginning to flatten off but I don't think anyone should draw strong conclusions." The newspaper said he went on to note that confidence had dropped markedly as the economy had fallen into recession. "You can't regain it quickly, so it's bound to take a lot longer to recover than it was to fall into recession, which was a very sharp fall in activity over the last six months," he was quoted as saying. "I don't think it would be sensible to expect activity to pick (up) as quickly." King's comments in the regional newspaper are in line with the cautious tone on the economy he employed in a major speech he made on Wednesday.

gaining for a third day, supported by views on equity markets that the economy may be stabilising and due to geopolitical concerns over key oil producers Iran and Nigeria. Support came from disruptions to supply from Africa's top oil exporter Nigeria and political turmoil in Iran, the world's fourth largest producer, after its presidential election. "We will see support continue to come from Iran and Nigeria. There is no immediate supply threat from Iran but in Nigeria (there) is an actual physical disruption," oil analyst Olivier Jakob of Petromatrix said. Oil majors such as Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron have been targeted by militant sabotage attacks in Nigeria and their oil output has been dented.
U.S. crude rose 71 cents to $72.08 a barrel . London Brent crude gained 68 cents to $71.74.

Blue chips posted slim gains Thursday after better-than-expected reports on the labor market and manufacturing helped counter a recent batch of mixed economic news. That revived optimism remained in play Friday.
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Wednesday saw the lowest dip of the week, with the FTSE-100 touching 4239.74, the CAC-40 3136.91, and the Xetra-DAX 4761.20. The markets have seem some strength coming from the options market today, ahead of Liffe stock options, stock index options and stock index futures expiration. Oil stocks have given back some strength this afternoon's crude prices fell, although BP (BP) is still leading gains. Mining stocks have also slipped a little, still firm in London, with Xstrata (XTA) offering most support. On the other side, automakers have remained weak in Frankfurt, where Volkswagen (VOW) leads losses, and Daimler (DAI) is down -2.3%, suffering after S&P downgraded their long-term credit rating to 'BBB+'. BT (BT.A) is has also underperformed following the news this morning that they will be contracting out some of their employees in order to avoid compulsory job losses.
The FTSE-100 is currently up 66pts (+1.5%), CAC-40 up 21pts (+0.7%), and Xetra-DAX up 9pts (+0.2%).

Corrective pullback eases through reported support at $1.6400/1.6390 but meets fresh demand ahead of $1.6380 which allows rate to climb back above the figure. Bids remain ahead of $1.6380 ahead of $1.6350/40 ahead of $1.6305/00.

The major equity averages have pared a portion of their early gains. Telecom (-0.3%) and utilties (-0.1%) are now in negative territory, while energy stocks dance along the unchanged mark after trading with a 0.8% gain at their session high.
The downward move among energy stocks comes as crude oil prices pull back. Crude prices had been up nearly 1% in early pit trading but are now up a more modest 0.3% at $71.60 per barrel.
Meanwhile, natural gas prices are also up modestly. Contracts were recently quoted at $4.11 each, up 0.4%.
In other commodities trading, gold prices are up a healthy 0.3% to $936.50 per ounce. Silver is up fractionally to $14.25 per ounce.

DB economist Joe LaVorgna says "it is premature to start calling the end of the current recession, in fact we do not expect this to occur until H1 2010. Nevertheless, there are preliminary signs that the economic deterioration is slowing significantly- such as the recent performance of the index of leading indicators (+1.2% in May vs. +1.1% in April). When the economy exits recession, the largest positive factors for growth are typically consumer spending, inventory restocking and residential construction."

Stocks are putting together some solid gains in an impressive start, which has nine of the 10 major sectors in the S&P 500 trading higher. The advance is the strongest in the health care sector, which is up 1.4% as it outperforms the broader market for the fourth straight session.
Conversely, utilities stocks are lagging. They are down fractionally and make up the only major sector to trade with a loss. The downturn among utilities comes after they logged an impressive gain in the previous session. Duke Energy (DUK 14.58, -0.06) and Southern (SO 30.93, -0.16) are among the sector's primary laggards.

Traders have reported some strength coming from the options market, as Liffe stock options, stock index options and stock index futures expire today. Oil and energy stocks are still holding firm amid building strength in the crude market, with E.ON AG (EOAN), Total SA (FP) and BP (BP.) offering most support. The mining sector has strengthened through midday, buoyed by gains in the metals markets, with BHP Billiton (BLT), Anglo American (AAL) and Xstrata (XTA) outperforming. On the other side, automakers are still weaker in Frankfurt, where Volkswagen (VOW) is down around -4.5%, and Daimler (DAI) is down -1.6%, suffering after S&P downgraded their long-term credit rating to 'BBB+'. BT (BT.A) has lost a little ground again, following the news this morning that they will be contracting out some of their employees in order to avoid compulsory job losses.
The FTSE-100 is up 82pts (+1.9%), CAC-40 up 46pts (+1.4%), and Xetra-DAX up 26pts (+0.6%).

Economists at Commerzbank say "The econ situation is still much too fragile for swift rate hikes" and normally Fed waits until unemployment rate falls before hiking. "However, the huge extent of unconventional measures probably requires Fed to initiate its exit strategy earlier" - they call for rate hikes in Fall 2010.

- April retail sales ex-autos -0.5% vs -0.3% in March

Cable retains a firm tone, holding just off recovery highs at $1.6450 (61.8% $1.6622/1.6187). Offers seen placed from this level through to $1.6470, a break above to open a move toward $1.6500 ahead of stronger area toward $1.6520 (76.4% ). Support seen back at $1.6380/70.

Data released
06:00 Germany PPI (May) 0.0% 0.0% -1.4%
06:00 Germany PPI (May) Y/Y -3.6% -3.6% -2.7%

The yen declined as rising stocks spurred investors to seek returns in higher-yielding assets, reducing demand for the Japanese currency as a haven.
The yen fell the most against the Australian dollar and South African rand and pared its first weekly advance against the euro in more than a month, after European Union leaders said they saw the first signs of a “sustainable economic recovery”.
The yen fell for a third day against the euro after the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said yesterday its general economic index climbed to minus 2.2 from minus 22.6 in May.
The World Bank yesterday raised its growth forecast for China this year, saying the economy will expand 7.2% in 2009 from a year earlier, up from a 6.5% forecast in March.
The yen still headed for weekly gains versus the dollar and the euro after U.S. reports earlier this week showed confidence among homebuilders fell unexpectedly and industrial production dropped for a seventh month, raising concerns any recovery by the world’s largest economy will take time.
The British pound snapped two days of declines versus the dollar after Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said the U.K. recession may be easing.

EUR/USD opened around $1.3916. Reported demand placed between $1.3885/80 contained the move around $1.3882. Rate recovered back above $1.3900, with move up aided by strong demand for cable. Rate again met decent resistance at $1.3920 on the recovery but remained above $1.3900 ahead of the NY open.

EUR/USD $1.4000, $1.3800
USD/JPY Y96.75, Y96.25, Y95.00, Y98.20, Y98.50
AUD/USD C$0.8925
AUD/NZD NZ$1.25
USD/CAD C$1.1350, C$1.1400, C$1.1200

Credit Suisse sees small upward revisions to their global growth and inflation ests as the recession comes to an end but does not expect the major central banks to raise interest rates until
next year.

The Swiss franc remained on the back foot on Friday following speculation that the Swiss National Bank had intervened to stem the currency’s strength.
Although there was no official confirmation, many investors believed the Bank for International Settlements intervened on the SNB’s behalf on Thursday after the Swiss franc hit a three-month high against the euro and threatened to break through SFr1.50 against the single currency for the first time since March.
In March the SNB intervened aggressively to sell the Swiss franc in an attempt to stop currency appreciation hampering the domestic economy.
While the SNB has said it does not have a specific intervention level in mind, many investors believe SFr1.50 against the euro is the central bank’s “line in the sand”.
Meanwhile, the yen came under pressure on Friday as improving risk appetite damped haven demand for the low-yielding Japanese currency.
Investor optimism was boosted on Thursday by a better than expected Philadelphia Fed survey of manufacturing in the US Mid-Atlantic, as well as figures showing weekly US continuing jobless claims fell for the first time since January.

Resistance 3: Y99.80
Resistance 2: Y98.50
Resistance 1: Y97.30
Current price: Y96.84
Support 1: Y95.40
Support 2: Y94.40
Support 3: Y93.80
COMMENTS: Rate looks optimistic with resistance comes at Y97.30, then – on Y98.50 and Y99.80 (May 07 high). Strong support is near Jun 17 lows at Y95.40. Below – on Y94.40. Stronger level is near May 22 lows on Y93.80.

Resistance 3:Chf1.1050
Resistance 2:Chf1.0950
Resistance 1:Chf1.0880
Current price: Chf 1.0858
Support 1:Chf1.0760
Support 2:Chf1.0650
Support 3:Chf1.0600
СOMMENTS: Dollar tested channel resistance line from Apr 22 on Chf1.0880 and retreated. Above the target comes at Chf1.0950/30 and Chf1.1050 (May 21 high). Support is near yesterday’s low on Chf1.0760, stronger – on Chf1.0650 (Jun 11 low). Then the rate may decline to Chf1.0590/00 (Jun 02 low).

Resistance 3:$1.6640
Resistance 2:$1.6580
Resistance 1: $1.6500
Current price: $1.6435
Support 1: $1.6200
Support 2: $1.6120
Support 3: $1.5960
COMMENTS: The sterling rises. Resistance comes at June 16 high on $1.6500. Above there is a room for rising up to $1.6580 and then - to $1.6640 (June 03 high). Support – yesterday’s low on$1.6200. Below losses may widen to $1.6120 and further to $1.5960 (23,6% FIBO of $1.3650-$ 1.6660 growth).

Resistance 3:$1.4300
Resistance 2:$1.4180
Resistance 1:$1.4000
Current price: $1.3914
Support 1: $1.3860
Support 2: $1.3720
Support 3: $1.3610
COMMENTS: Euro tries to recover. Resistance comes at yesterday’s highs on $1.4000 with a break above will target $1.4180 (peak of June 11). Above resistance is around $1.4330 (six-month high). The nearest support is $1.3860 (session lows). Below correction may reach $1.3720 (area of May 13 high and May 21 low) and 50,0% FIBO of $1,2880-$ 1,4330 growth on $1.3610.

EUR/GBP breaks below its Asian base at stg0.8494 and pushes down to stg0.8468, the move allowing cable to rally back above $1.6400 to $1.6432. Euro-sterling support seen at stg0.8465/60 ahead of stg0.8445/40. For cable, resistance now seen placed between $1.6425/35 ahead of $1.6470.

USD/JPY breaks above Y97.00 and moves up to Y97.12. Earlier reports placed offers to Y97.30 with recent comments noting stops above, with stops interest extending toward Y97.50.

EUR/USD slowly squeezing lower, moves to begin challenge on support in the area between $1.3910/00. One trader earlier suggested that a break under $1.3910 could provide an early signal for a deeper move toward $1.3850/40 area. Below $1.3900 to allow for an initial move
toward $1.3885/80.

The euro rose the most in two weeks against the yen after European Union leaders said the 16-nation region is on course for a “sustainable economic recovery.”
Europe’s currency also gained against the dollar after the leaders also said “further budgetary stimulus would not be warranted,” in the draft of a statement to be approved today, signaling the recession is easing.
The yen fell for a third day against the euro after the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said yesterday its general economic index climbed to minus 2.2 from minus 22.6 in May. The Conference Board’s index of U.S. leading economic indicators rose more than forecast in May for the second month.
The yen still headed for weekly gains versus the dollar and the euro after U.S. reports earlier this week showed confidence among homebuilders fell unexpectedly and industrial production dropped for a seventh month, raising concerns any recovery by the world’s largest economy will take time.
The euro also strengthened against the dollar and yen on speculation European Central Bank officials speaking today will signal they intend to keep interest rates on hold amid signs the global slump is waning.
ECB members including Mario Draghi and Lorenzo Bini Smaghi speak today. The central bank kept its benchmark rate at a record low of 1 percent on June 4. President Jean-Claude Trichet said at a press conference the same day that the ECB hadn’t decided it was the lowest that rates could go.

EUR/USD the rate remained supported therefore the session high in the field of $1,3950 established

The yen and the dollar fell against a majority of their most-traded counterparts after reports showed U.S. economic growth recovered, reducing the haven demand for the currencies.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s general economic index climbed to minus 2.2 from minus 22.6 in May, the slowest pace in nine months. Negative numbers signal contraction.
The Conference Board’s index of U.S. leading economic indicators also rose more than forecast in May for the second straight month, reinforcing signs that the worst recession in five decades may end this year. The gauge, which points to the direction of the economy over the next three to six months, rose 1.2 percent after a revised 1.1 percent in April.
The Euro's spike against the Greenback on better than expected Philadelphia Fed Business Index has found resistance at 1.4000 level and the pair has been launched down to test the 1.3950 support (MA-200 level in hourly chart). Currently the pair is trading around 1.3955/65, losing its profit and going 0.10% below today's opening price.
The Pound has already retaken back more than half of the ground lost on the European morning sell-off as rebound on 1.6210 intra-week low extended to 1.6350 level on buoyant results of June's Philadelphia Fed Business Index.
USD/JPY has risen above the 96.00 level after the better than expected Philadelphia Fed Business Index and the pair has posted 96.35 as fresh intra-day high. The pair has risen 60 pips in the last two hours. Currently the pair is trading positive on the day after rising 0.30% so far today from opening price to the current 96.25/35.

EUR/USD the pair was lead first half of yesterday's session within the limits of $1,3900-$ 1,4000. Later the rate could show low in area $1,3870, however returned back former range

EUR/USD $1.4000, $1.3800
USD/JPY Y96.75, Y96.25, Y95.00, Y98.20, Y98.50
AUD/USD C$0.8925
AUD/NZD NZ$1.25
USD/CAD C$1.1350, C$1.1400, C$1.1200

EUR/USD
Bids $1.3910/00, $1.3885/80
Offers $1.3950

Japanese stocks fell for the third time in four days as the local currency strengthened to a two- week high, diminishing the earnings prospects for makers of cars and electronics. Honda Motor Co., which gets more than half its sales in North America, extended its losing streak to the longest in 10 months, while electronics maker Sony Corp. declined 3.1 percent. Mitsubishi Corp., a trading company that gets more than half its profit from commodities, slid 4.2 percent as metals prices had the longest stretch of losses in a half year. Mitsubishi Motors Corp. added 3.3 percent on a newspaper report it plans to develop a cheaper electric vehicle. “Optimism that the yen will weaken to beyond 100 is evaporating,” said Mitsushige Akino, who oversees about $574 million at Ichiyoshi Investment Management Co. in Tokyo. “The economy has clearly hit bottom, but that’s been priced in.” Mitsubishi Motors advanced 3.3 percent to 187 yen. The automaker plans to develop an electric vehicle priced at 3 million yen ($31,000) by 2012, cheaper than its current model, the Nikkei newspaper said today. Meidensha Corp., which supplies parts for Mitsubishi Motors’ electric cars, added 6.2 percent to 613 yen, extending yesterday’s 16 percent surge.
“Investors feel environment-related shares will stay solid even if the market enters a downward trend,” said Ichiyoshi’s Akino. “As people become more convinced this rally is coming to a close, they are more eager to buy these shares.”

European stocks rose, with the Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index rebounding from its longest stretch of losses since February, as U.S. reports on leading economic indicators, manufacturing and jobless claims suggested the global recession may be near a bottom. ING Groep NV jumped 8 percent as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. recommended buying shares of the largest Dutch financial- services company. HeidelbergCement AG surged 17 percent after announcing a refinancing agreement. DSG International Plc, Europe’s second-largest electronics goods retailer, slid 6.3 percent as U.K. retail sales unexpectedly declined. “The better-than-expected leading indicators are a relief that not everything is as bad after data over the last few days and weeks has been mixed,” said Gregor Mast, an equity strategist at Clariden Leu in Zurich, which oversees about $88 billion. “The data is pointing towards a stabilization.”
European stocks erased losses after the U.S. leading economic indicators index climbed for a second straight month in May. The Conference Board’s gauge of the economic outlook for the next three to six months advanced 1.2 percent after a revised 1.1 percent in April. The index was forecast to rise 1 percent, according to a Bloomberg News survey of economists.Another report today showed manufacturing in the Philadelphia region contracted in June at the slowest pace in nine months. The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said its general economic gauge improved to minus 2.2 this month from minus 22.6 in May. Negative readings indicate a contraction.In addition, the U.S. Labor Department said the number of Americans receiving unemployment benefits dropped for the first time since January, adding to evidence the job market is starting to thaw.The World Bank said in a quarterly report released today that China’s economy will expand 7.2 percent in 2009, up from a 6.5 percent forecast in March. The World Bank joins Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and UBS AG in raising growth forecasts this year after a 4 trillion yuan ($585 billion) stimulus package triggered record loans and surging investment.

U.S. stocks snapped a three-day losing streak as reports on jobless claims and manufacturing added to evidence the recession may be near a bottom.
Bank of America Corp. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. climbed at least 4.4 percent as the total number of people collecting unemployment insurance fell by the most in almost eight years. Alcoa Inc. and DuPont Co. added more than 1.7 percent as gauges of leading economic indicators and Philadelphia’s economy topped economists’ estimates. Discover Financial Services rallied as the credit-card company’s loan losses grew less than forecast.
“The market has run out of fantastic reasons to sell,” said Stephen Wood, who helps manage $136 billion as chief market strategist for North America at Russell Investments in New York. “Those Armageddon, Great Depression, worst-case scenarios being priced in a few months ago are now a low probability, and the recovery reflects that.”Stocks opened higher as the Labor Department said continuing jobless claims decreased by 148,000 to 6.69 million, the first drop since January, even after weekly initial claims increased 3,000 to 608,000. Gains accelerated after the Conference Board’s index of leading economic indicators climbed 1.2 percent and a Federal Reserve report showed Philadelphia- area manufacturing shrank at the slowest pace in nine months.
“The positive is that we’re not seeing the type of deterioration in that jobless number that would show a greater slowdown in the economy,” said Peter Kenny, a managing director in institutional sales at Knight Equity Markets in Jersey City, New Jersey. “It could have been much, much worse.” Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner defended the administration’s proposal to give the Fed increased powers in his first public tussle with lawmakers skeptical whether the central bank is up to the job. Obama’s plan calls for the Fed to monitor the biggest, most interconnected banks, sets up a new agency to oversee consumer financial products and brings hedge funds and private equity firms under federal supervision for the first time.
The dollar strengthened versus the euro.
U.S. light crude oil for July delivery rose 17 cents to $71.20 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
COMEX gold for August delivery fell $1.40 to $934.60 an ounce.

The Nikkei 225 Stock Average added 82.54, or 0.9 percent, to close at 9,786.26 in Tokyo. The broader Topix index rose 7.76, or 0.9 percent, to 918.97. Almost two stocks fell for each that advanced on the Topix

Resistance 3: Y98.50
Resistance 2: Y97.30
Resistance 1: Y96.80
Current price: Y96.58
Support 1: Y95.40
Support 2: Y94.40
Support 3: Y93.80
COMMENTS: The pair is consolidated after yesterday's growth. The nearest resistance is on Y96.80 (38.2 % FIBO of Y98.70-Y95.50 falling. Above the purpose of growth becomes Y97.30/40 (area MA(200) for H1 and June 16 high). Further is not excluded growth to Y98,50 (area of June 11 and 15 high). Strong support comes at yesterday’s lows on Y95.40. Below – on Y94.40. Stronger level comes at May 22 lows near Y93.80.

Resistance 3:Chf1.1150
Resistance 2:Chf1.1050
Resistance 1:Chf1.0950
Current price: Chf 1.0844
Support 1:Chf1.0760
Support 2:Chf1.0650
Support 3:Chf1.0600
СOMMENTS: Essential changes hasn't occured. The nearest resistance - area Chf1.0950/30. Above the target is on Chf1.1050 (May 21 high) and Chf1.1150 (50% of Chf1.1720 - Chf1.0590 move). Support is near yesterday’s low on Chf1.0760, stronger – on Chf1.0650 (Jun 11 low). Then the rate may decline to Chf1.0590/00 (Jun 02 low).

Resistance 3:$1.6640
Resistance 2:$1.6580
Resistance 1: $1.6500
Current price: $1.6360
Support 1: $1.6200
Support 2: $1.6120
Support 3: $1.5960
COMMENTS: The sterling bargains within the limits of yesterday's levels. Support - week's low $1.6200. Below loss of a rate can will increase up to $1.6120 and further to $1,5960 (23,6% FIBO of $1,3650-$ 1,6660 growth). Resistance is in the field of June 16 high on $1.6500. Above growth is probable up to $1.6580 and then - to $1.6640 (June 03 high)

Resistance 3:$1.4330
Resistance 2:$1.4180
Resistance 1:$1.4000
Current price: $1.3919
Support 1: $1.3780
Support 2: $1.3720
Support 3: $1.3610
COMMENTS: Significant changes of a tech hasn't occured. The nearest support is the level $1.3780 (38,2 % FIBO of $1,2880-$ 1,4330 growth). Below correction of a rate can reach $1.3720 (area of May 13 high and May 21 low). Below a rate can recede to 50,0% FIBO on $1.3610. High in the field of $1.4000 are intermediate resistance. The capture of the given mark will open road on $1.4180 (peak of June 11). Above is located the six-month high on $1,4330.

High Low Close
EUR/USD 1.4000 1.3869 1.3905
GBP/USD 1.6469 1.6187 1.6339
USD/JPY 96.68 95.61 96.56
USD/CHF 1.0899 1.0760 1.0856

EUR/JPY 134.97 133.00 134.27
EUR/GBP 0.8595 0.8489 0.8506
GBP/JPY 158.47 154.94 157.77
GBP/CHF 1.7783 1.7465 1.7738

Change % Change Last
Nikke -137.13 -1.39% 9,703.7
Topix -11.82 -1.30% 911.21
FTSE +2.40 +0.06% 4,280.86
CAC +32.92 +1.04% 3,194.06
Dax +37.50 +0.78% 4,837.48
Dow +58.42 +0.69% 8,555.60
NASDAQ -0.34 -0.02% 1,807.72
S&P +7.66 +0.84% 918.37
10yr Note +1.8700 +0.513% 3.834%
NYMEX Crude Oil +0.42 +0.59% 71.45
Gold -1.40 -0.15% 934.60

06:00 Germany PPI (May) Y/Y -2.7%
06:00 Germany PPI (May) -1.4%
12:30 Canada Retail sales excluding auto (April) -0.2%
12:30 Canada Retail sales (April) 0.3%