MARKET PULSE
- US jobless claims slumped to the lowest level in four decades
- US jobless claims fell by 26,000 to 255,000- week of July 18, Nov -1973 low
- Today: France, Germany, Euro-Zone report PMIs
- Greece's three main official creditors are sending representatives to Athens
- Lagarde push for Greece debt relief sets up showdown with Merkel
- Chinese factory gauge weakens in threat to economic recovery
- IMF Says China market turmoil won't affect reserve-currency bid
- WTI crude rises, gold and copper drop
- U.S. reports next week on economic growth and durable-goods orders
INDIAN INR
MARKETS
- INR falls 0.3% to 63.9500 down 0.8% for the week, biggest weekly drop since May 8
- 1-month implied volatility climbs 27 bps to 5.4350%; avg for past 12 months is 6.6876%
- INR 1-month forwards fall 0.4% to 64.30 per USD
- USD/INR MACD above signal line, crosses above zero
- USD/INR Pivot point at 63.7362
- USD/INR support at 63.6699, 63.5724 and 63.4086
- USD/INR resistance broken at 63.8337, 63.9000, next at 64.0638
FACTORS
- Global investors bought net $73.6m of Indian stocks on July 22
- India's leading stock index Sensex down 0.5% yesterday
- Excessive liquidity is likely to continue on tepid credit growth as foreign inflows return
- INR biggest weekly drop since May on month-end demand for USD
- US jobless claims slumped to the lowest level in four decades.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
MARKETS
- USD/JPY -0.02% at 123.91 (range 123.86-124.05)
- EUR/USD -0.10% at 1.0973 (range 1.0970-1.0994)
- AUD/USD -0.98% at 0.7284 (range 0.7269-0.7362)
- NZD/USD -0.30% at 0.6587 (range 0.6581-0.6625)
- USD/CAD +0.04% at 1.3042 (range 1.3017-1.3044)
- GBP/USD -0.04% at 1.5508 (range 1.5501-1.5523)
- USD/CHF +0.03% at 0.9603 (range 0.9585-0.9608)
FACTORS
- Today: France, Germany, Euro-Zone report PMIs
- Greece's three main official creditors are sending representatives to Athens
- Lagarde push for Greece debt relief sets up showdown with Merkel
- Chinese factory gauge weakens in threat to economic recovery
- IMF Says China market turmoil won't affect reserve-currency bid
- WTI crude rises, gold and copper drop
- U.S. reports next week on economic growth and durable-goods orders
GOLD
MARKETS
- Gold spot dropped as much as 1.2 % to $1,077.40 (Feb. 11, 2010 low)
- Gold has fallen 4.3 % since Monday, set for a 5th weekly drop.
- Prices in Shanghai slumped to the lowest level since December 2013
- Gold August Futures slid 2 % to$1,072.30 (February 2010 low)
- Gold Futures added 0.2 % on Thursday to snap a 10-day losing streak (longest since 1996)
- China, gold fell by 1.6 % to 216.15 yuan/ gram ($1,082.68 /ounce) on the SGE
- Silver spot fell 1.1 % to $14.5072
FACTORS
- US June jobless claims fell to the lowest in four decades.
- US jobless claims fell by 26,000 to 255,000- week of July 18, Nov -1973 low
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