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Pound Falls Further on BOE Meeting Outcome

he pound declined for another day after policy makers agreed unanimously to extend stimulus in order to rescue the faltering British economy from the longest recession in the last decades, decreasing attractiveness for an already weakened currency in

foreign-exchange markets.

The U.S. dollar traded near a two-month high versus the British pound after this month’s central bank meeting talks published today indicated that all policy makers opted for extending its bond purchase program to revive the nation’s economy, despite admitting it has not been as effective as previously expected. Another decision from the Bank of England did not surprised traders as benchmark interest rates in the country remained at an all time record low of 0.5 percent, since the economy does not provide conditions even for speculative movements suggesting rate hikes in a foreseeable future.

The outlook for the pound depreciated as quantitative easing measures taken by the Bank of England has been ineffective, and the country’s resilience has been disappointing not only for traders and analysts, but for the population as well, setting pound-priced assets as one of the least appealing ones among the 6 top traded currencies.

GBP/USD traded at 1.5956 as of 12:58 GMT from a yesterday’s price of 1.6055. EUR/GBP climbed up to 0.8948 from 0.8895.

U.S. Dollar Declines on Frustrating Housing Report

A long winning streak for the greenback versus currencies like the euro and the Aussie dollar was stopped after a housing report was published today bringing rather negative figures much below estimates, providing support for other currencies to pare losses versus the U.S. dollar.

The dollar declined sharply versus the yen and the Swiss franc after several days rallying versus most of the 6 main traded currencies after a new home sales report indicated much worse numbers than the previous report and forecasts, emerging doubts regarding the pace of recovery for the world’s wealthiest economy, as traders use the circumstances to take profit and repatriate capital invested in the dollar after a rally that started in the beginning of the month when positive reports fueled speculations that interest rates could be hiked sooner than expected by the Federal Reserve.

Not all sectors of the U.S. economy are providing optimistic data, according to analysts. Today’s movement is a combination of consequences caused by the negative housing report, but also a natural correction after so many days of gains for the greenback, as some speculative positions are sold.

EUR/USD traded at 1.4346 as of 17:32 GMT from a previous reading of 1.4251 yesterday. USD/CHF traded at 1.0368 from 1.0489 yesterday.

Russia’s Ruble Climbs Further as Oil Touches $75

The Russian currency benefited from another day of growing demand for the crude oil, providing support for the ruble to advance versus the euro, dollar and the pound, as the demand for energy rises in the coldest season of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.

After the crude oil touched $75 a barrel in New York today, the ruble continued its previous days advances versus most of the main currencies as the economic outlook for the world’s biggest energy exporter in 2010 is very optimistic, with an annual growth up to 5 percent expected for the coming year.

USD/RUB traded at 30.19 as of 18:10 GMT from an opening rate of 30.57 today.

If you want to comment on the Russian Ruble’s recent action or have any questions regarding this currency, please, feel free to reply below.

Romanian Leu Hits Record High on New Prime Minister

The Romanian leu touched the highest level in three months versus the euro after the country’s parliament chose its new prime minister, lifting speculations that a political crisis could influence the country’s economy negatively.

After the Romanian Parliament approved a new government led by prime minister Emil Boc, speculations that loan approvals necessary for stabilizing the Eastern European economy would not be approved disappeared, helping the leu to advance versus the dollar and the euro as concerns that the country could suffer a credit downgrade cooled down.

EUR/RON closed today at 4.1982 from an opening rate of 4.2173.

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Dollar Rebounds on Jobless Claims

After having its winning streak halted yesterday and earlier today on a negative housing report and as the Fed insisted that economic stimulus will be maintained, the dollar rebounded slightly as an employment report brought optimism back to the currency’s outlook.

The U.S. dollar started today’s session losing specially versus the euro after touching the lowest level in December, and also dropped versus the pound and the Canadian dollar as stocks surged globally, but as a jobless claims reports indicated a lower level of new applications for the past week, the dollar pared some of its losses and is currently trading near the highest levels for this month versus the yen and the pound, as retail sales also increased in the U.S., bringing optimism towards the economic recovery in North America for the next year.

Even if the Federal Reserve frustrated traders avoiding to comment interest rate hikes for anytime soon, the economic recovery in the U.S. and pessimism in other economic regions is still allowing the greenback to maintain the levels it reached this month, and may extend its gains for early 2010.

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Jobless Rates Push New Zealand Dollar Down

The New Zealand dollar lost versus most of the 16 main traded currencies this Thursday as the quarterly unemployment rate in the country grew further, decreasing attractiveness for the kiwi, as growing unemployment figures are a sign of bad economic health.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Alan Bollard affirmed that a strong currency is likely to slowdown the economic recovery process that the South Pacific nation is experiencing, raising concerns among traders that further rallies for the kiwi will eventually suffer interventions from the national central bank, declining even further the attractiveness for the kiwi, as the unemployment rate rose to 6.5 in the past quarter, the highest in 9 years and 0.5 percent more than the previous quarterly reading this year, affecting negatively the kiwi performance as stocks and commodities also dropped worldwide, a negative fact for the South Pacific region due to its commodity exporter economic profile.

Both analysts and policy makers in New Zealand admit the problems the country faced during the worst moments of the recession and considering its recovering process more complicated than the one in Australia, even if the kiwi is together with the Aussie, ranking among the 3 best performers in foreign-exchange markets in 2009, since despite its problems, New Zealand has been showing a stronger resilience than other wealthy nations in the world.

NZD/USD traded at 0.7211 as of 13:15 after touching 0.7308 yesterday. NZD/JPY traded at 65.17 from 66.43.

If you want to comment on the New Zealand dollar’s recent action or have any questions regarding this currency, please, feel free to reply below.

Pound Up as Asset Purchase Program Changes

The pound climbed significantly versus the dollar, and to a lesser extent versus the euro as the national central bank extended its

asset-purchase program less than expected, suggesting that the British economy is needing less government stimulus to find its way out of recession, increasing attractiveness for the U.K. currency.

The Bank of England has been using its asset-purchase program to stimulate the faltering economy in the U.K., and its further extension was lower by 12.5 percent in total number of funds than what most analysts suggested, at 200 billion pounds, indicating that in the mid-term future, the program may be abandoned, as the British economy is likely to recovery its growing pace which will lead to further interest rate hikes, adding confidence towards the pound that has been having a positive performance this week in trading markets. The quantitative easing measures used by the Bank of England so far were one of the biggest factors to push the pound down this year, as it influenced negatively the pound outlook and sentiment towards the U.K.’s economy.

Analysts were surprised by the BOE tone and measures regarding the asset-purchase program, shifting instantly the trends for the pound in foreign-exchange markets. The quickest the asset-purchase program wil be partially or totally suspended, the better will be for the pound in currency markets.

GBP/USD traded at 1.6579 as of 14:04 from 1.6508 yesterday. GBP/JPY traded rather neutral from yesterday at 150.09.

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Euro Up as ECB Shifts Stimulus Program

The euro pared previous losses with a number of currencies this Thursday as the ECB affirmed that a series of measures used to stimulate the bloc’s economy on its way out of recession will be phased out, adding evidences that the economic health in the Eurozone is improving significantly.

The European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet stated today that gradually stimulus measures used to dodge recession will be lifted towards the complete phasing out of these interventions, as Europe is showing a number of reports indicating better economic figures during the past months.

EUR/USD traded at 1.4877 as of 14:34 GMT after being traded at 1.4816 before these statements.

If you want to comment on the Euro’s recent action or have any questions regarding this currency, please, feel free to reply below.

Canadian Dollar Remain High Before Jobs Report

The Canadian dollar remained neutral at the highest level in more than a week before an employment rate which is due to be published tomorrow, defining the outlook for the loonie for the next week, since jobs figures are an important data to measure a country’s economic conditions.

An employment reports to be released tomorrow is giving a sense of expectation among traders to define the next movement trends for the loonie, since if the number of jobs improve, its liked that the loonie will find grounds to gain further, specially versus its U.S. counterpart.

USD/CAD traded at 1.0631 as of 15:06 being that virtually the same rate as in the intraday comparison.

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Canadian Dollar Down on Job Figures

After a lot of expectation regarding Canadian employment figures that were published today, the loonie fell drastically versus most of 16 main traded currencies and specially versus its U.S. counterpart, as negative job figures shunned investors away from assets in Canada.

The Canadian employment figures improved their numbers in the past two months before today’s report, that surprised traders and investors, and jobs were cut in Canada and the total unemployment rose from 8.4 to 8.6 percent in September, suggesting that Canada’s resilience from the recession is not as accurate as the market sentiment towards the North American nation suggested. The Canadian dollar has been posting negative weeks since the Bank of Canada affirmed the a strong rally for its currency would suffer interventions to protect exporters and assure Canada’s recovery from the downturn period which started last year.

The negative job figures combined with concerns regarding an eventual intervention coming from the central bank in Canada are strongly affecting the loonie’s performance in foreign-exchange markets as traders looking for high-yielding opportunities are giving up assets in Canada to bet in emergent markets and other commodity-linked currencies like the Australian dollar, leaving the loonie behind as its attractiveness declined substantially in the past few weeks.

USD/CAD traded at 1.0737 as of 13:37 GMT from a previous rate of 1.0624 yesterday. AUD/CAD traded at 0.9805 from 0.9677.

If you want to comment on the Canadian dollar’s recent action or have any questions regarding this currency, please, feel free to reply below.

Dollar Gains Slightly as Unemployment Rises

Risk appetite suffered a significant impact towards the end of this week’s session after both U.S. and Canada published grim employment figures, forcing investors to take more cautions positions and bet once again in the relative safety provided by

dollar-priced assets.

The U.S. dollar gained versus several currencies towards the end of this week session, and specially versus its Canadian counterpart as employment figures were published in both North American countries, indicating a surprising aggravation in unemployment in both U.S. and Canada, fact which raised risk aversion among North American traders, and to a lesser extent globally. Even if higher unemployment shift risk appetite levels among traders, the U.S. dollar is ending this week once again negatively versus the euro, after the European Central Bank affirmed yesterday that measures to stimulate the economy will be gradually phased out, creating speculations that the Eurozone economic health is considerably better than the North America’s current situation.

Unemployment is raising worldwide, and its almost a sure shot to expect negative reports regarding job figures every time data is published, according to some analysts. Even if these North America reports brought investors to safety, it was not enough to erase dollar losses this week, as investors still prefer to maintain their bets in higher-yielding markets.

USD/CAD traded at 1.0678 as of 14:55 GMT from a previous rate of 1.0626 in the intraday comparison

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Yen Gains on U.S. Job Losses

emand for safety rose towards the end of this week’s session as U.S. payrolls were cut beyond analysts expectations, suggesting that the economic recovery in North America will take longer than previously imagined by economists.

Both the United States and Canada surprised traders posting worse than expected unemployment figures, shifting confidence in markets and attracting traders towards the safety of the Japanese currency, making the yen to gain versus the Swiss Franc, emergent market currencies and higher-yielding options like the Australian dollar.

CHF/JPY traded at 88.36 as of 16:07 GMT from a previous rate of 89.25 in the intraday.

If you want to comment on the Japanese yen’s recent action or have any questions regarding this currency, please, feel free to reply below.

South African Rand Top Weekly Currency on Gold Rise

The South African rand was the best performing among 16 main traded currencies in

foreign-exchange markets, as demand for metallic commodities exported from the African nation rose globally, increasing their rates and influencing positive the rand’s price and attractiveness.

This week gold and platinum, the biggest South African metal exports rose significantly as risk appetite reigned during most of the past five days, providing support for the rand to top the rank of best performers currencies, and causing the sharpest weekly rally in 3 months. Another positive point favoring the rand this week was a decline in foreign currency reserves growth, which could be interpreted as a neutral position from central bank policy makers regarding the current high levels of the rand. The South African rand is ranking among the top 5 best performing currencies in 2009, with other currencies from countries with similar profile as the South African nation, with high interest rates and a commodity export driven economy, such as the Australian dollar, and the Brazilian real.

Analysts affirm that the South African Reserve Bank position towards the rand’s strength is favorable for the currency to rally, as in other countries, like Canada, a strong currency is being highly unwelcome, which is affecting the Canadian dollar profile, differently from the rand, which still has a favorable scenario to grow further.

USD/ZAR closed the week at 7.54 after being traded to as high as 7.91 during the week.

Brazilian Real Gains Sharply on Risk Demand

The Brazilian real had one of the best weeks in more than 2 months as demand for commodities and emergent markets assets rose globally, maintaining the real as the best performing currency in 2009 among the 16 main traded ones in

foreign-exchange markets.

The real extended its gains this week flirting with the $1.70 level as risk appetite was strong during most of the previous 5 days, even if rising speculations that the national central bank will impose further measures to control the currency’s rally, following the implementation of a new tax for foreign capital invested in Brazilian stocks created last month.

USD/BRL closed the week 1.7193 from 1.7650 in the beginning of the week.

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Odd Lot Summary

Oct 20, 2009 16:09
Market
Status
Suspend
Volume
221,458,998
Value
11,647,508,898.14
Trades
133,420
Symbols
Advanced
244
Decline
154
Unchanged
18
Total
416
Index
Current
High
Low
Change
KSE All Share Index
6798.31
6848.86
6664.24
108.29
KSE 100 Index
9569.06
9645.92
9371.96
157.77
KSE 30 Index
10126.37
10211.10
9894.54
163.41
KMI 30 Index
13840.73
13982.68
13624.43
209.24

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Thai Baht Declines on Political and Civil Crisis

The Thai baht continued its decline against the U.S. dollar today and touched its lowest level in the last 21 months as the political protests and the civil unrest raged through the country.

The political turmoil in the country is caused by the demands of the opposition and the military leaders for the current Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat to resign. He still rejects these demands despite the fact that the opposition has already captured the two country’s most important airports.

Analysts don’t see anything positive for the baht for as long as the situation in the country remains at such a dangerous level. And there are no signs that it will end soon, causing the baht to depreciate further.

The Thailand’s baht falls under the double pressure — the currencies of the Asian region fall because of the recession in the developed countries and the foreign capital outflow and also because of the current political crisis, which doesn’t add optimism to the investors and the currency traders.

USD/THB rose from 35.26 to 35.32 as of 10:00 GMT today after reaching as high as 35.51 during the early trading session — a level not seen since February 2007.

Kuwait: GCC to Abandon Dollar

Kuwaiti Finance Minister has said that the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, U.A.E., Qatar and Bahrain specifically, are planning to scrap their currencies’ peg to dollar soon.

Mustafa Al Shimali is confident that other Middle Eastern countries will be doing what Kuwait has done in May 2007. Recently financial officials from the United Arab Emirates stated that depegging is not in the country’s interest, while the commission was established to analyze the possible consequences of such decision.

The U. S. dollar, which is the base currency for the whole GCC region, except Kuwait, dropped 13% against the euro in the last 12 months. Depreciating dollar is believed to be a reason for the elevated inflation rate in the region.

Yesterday U. A.E., Qatar and Bahrain followed the Fed’s decision to lower the rates to stay pared with the U.S. dollar lending rates — they decreased national rates from 2.25% to 2%. Saudi Arabia chose not to follow the decision, spurring the riyal’s growth on the Forex market.

New Zealand Dollar – Victim of Carry Trade

While the Japanese yen is surely a benefiting currency when it comes to the carry trade panic, some currencies feel extremely bearish at the times of global financial instability and other factors that bring down risk appetites. New Zealand dollar is one such currency.

Carry trade is a global trend in the high-yielding investment industry, where traders buy high-risk currencies such as South African rand and New Zealand dollar, that has a very high interest rate, with a cheaper currency such as Japanese yen, which costs just 0.5% a year to borrow.

Popularity of the carry trading contributed a lot to the past years of the NZD growth. Traders could earn not only from the huge interest rates difference between New Zealand and Japanese Central Banks, but also from the growing appreciation of the high-yielding currencies. Carry trade has been growing into a enormous bubble for almost 4 years. And it looks like the time for its bursting has come.

The financial crisis based on the subprime lending crash triggered massive buying of the Japanese yen, as the investment safe haven. Strong demand for yen started to outweigh its offer from the carry trade speculators and it started to grow against riskier currencies. Rising yen began to trigger stop-loss orders of the carry traders, accelerating the yen growth. So, combination of global financial instability and the carry trade stop-losses caused a real rally for the low-yielding currencies.

Too bad for the high-yielders, such as the New Zealand dollar, there is a very high probability of their depreciation, which if left unstopped can inflict damage to many world economies.

Australian Dollar Trades Near 2009 Record High

After falling from the highest level in more than 14 months towards the end of last week’s session in a day of bearish performance in stock markets, the Australian dollar started this week climbing once again on speculations regarding increased interest rates in the country.

The Australian dollar together with its New Zealand counterpart rebounded from a corrective movement Friday as stocks rose adding confidence that interest rates in the South Pacific region will return to pre-crisis levels gradually, after a Reserve Bank of Australia official affirmed that interest rates in the country are due to move towards normality, suggesting that record low levels will be lifted as soon as the economic conditions provide support for elevating borrowing costs in Australia, fact which is fueling an intense rally in South Pacific currencies, setting the Aussie and the kiwi among the 3 top performers in foreign-exchange markets, together with the Brazilian real, originated as well from a commodity exporter country.

The renewed risk appetite that fueled stocks in Asia also brought investors back to the Australian dollar-priced assets, suggesting that the Aussie is likely to remain at very high-levels towards the end of the year, as more than one rate hike is expected from the central bank in that nation for the following months.

AUD/USD traded at 0.9211 as of 13:11 GMT from an opening rate yesterday of 0.9144. AUD/JPY traded at 83.65 from 83.05.

If you want to comment on the Australian dollar’s recent action or have any questions regarding this currency, please, feel free to reply below.

Crude Oil Record High Helps Russian Ruble to Gain

Russia is the main energy supplier to Europe, and this week, as the crude oil continued to extend gains reaching the highest values since it tumbled last year after the global slump, the ruble is gaining, as demand for Russian natural resources are influencing the national currency positively.

The Russian ruble is leading gains among emergent market currencies today after the crude oil touched $79 a barrel, fact which is extremely favorable to the biggest country in the world since oil is its main export product. JPMorgan Chase & Co. stated that Russian stocks are more appealing in the current global economic scenario, creating attractive conditions in Moscow equities market, posting a significant rise today. Russian stocks remain the best performing globally in 2009 as the crude oil rates more than doubled since the beginning of the year, attracting investors to Russia, which had suffered one of the biggest impacts among global powers, mainly in its financial sector.

The Russian ruble, which has its fluctuations controlled by the Bank of Russia, is witnessing better rates due to injection of foreign capital in Russian stock markets, as well as the increased demand for Russian exports provides support for the national currency to gain. As long as the crude oil rates continue to rise, the Russian currency is likely to remain strong.

USD/RUB traded at 29.30 as of 14:17 GMT from an opening rate of 29.43 today.

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Canadian Dollar Near Parity With Greenback

Optimism and risk appetite ignite speculations that the Canadian dollar will soon trade in parity with its U.S. counterpart, as demand for Canadian exports are rising worldwide, as well as stocks in Toronto.

The Canadian dollar is once again trading near parity with its U.S. counterpart as the greenback suffers from a decreased attractiveness, while Canadian stocks rise, benefiting from rising crude oil prices, that is trading in the highest rate for 2009 this week, providing support for the loonie to gain before a Bank of Canada meeting tomorrow.

USD/CAD traded at 1.0286 as of 11:56 GMT from a previous rate of 1.0417 when markets opened yesterday.

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DRAW OF Rs.200/- PRIZE BOND HELD AT LAHORE

Draw No.: 39
Series : COMMON DRAW Date: 15-09-2009
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