Forexpros.com Daily Analysis - 06/06/2011

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ForexPros Daily Analysis June 06, 2011


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ELLIOTT WAVE FX OVERVIEW

Trading during Asian hours was relatively slow but still bearish for stocks after poor NFP from Friday.

Nikkei lost around 0.8% of value, which however did not help to lif the US dollar, which is trapped in  50-80 pips ranges against the majors ahead of the European open! From a larger perspective, however, dollar is likely to weaken early this week, as price action suggests.

Gbp/Usd

Pound found resistance in the past week at 1.6547 which appears to be only a temporary top, as run from 1.6060 was a clear impulse move. Even if whole bounce from 1.6060  is just a deep corrective wave 2/B, we still need to see one push higher, which will be wave (c), before recovery can be done. The reason is a sub-structure of a correction, which we know must be minimum in three waves,  and wave (c) will be a third wave of that move.

USD/CHF

Usd/Chf fell into a new low on Friday, and the reason for the move was lower dollar index and lower stock prices at the same time. In situation like this Swiss franc will tend to react as a safe haven currency.

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