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Financial Markets Summary For The Week of October 13-17 2008 The week of October 13-17 will see perhaps the most important week of macroeconomic data and Fed talk of the year. The weekend of Oct 10-12 will see the G-7

The dollar rose against most major currencies Friday. The yen fell modestly and other key currencies cut losses after US stocks partly recovered from steep losses on hopes that the G-7 will take coordinated steps this weekend to confront the

The charts below show the performance of major currencies as measured against gold and each other, since September 2-- two weeks before the makets' plunge. The relationship between slumping world equities, record high TED spreads (LIBOR minus T-bill) and multi-year

10/10/2008 - USD/CAD - As of Friday mid-session in New York, recent dramatic bullish moves on the USD/CAD (a daily chart of which is shown), have shot price up past several key resistance zones, reaching all the way up to

TODAY'S BIGGEST PERCENTAGE MOVERS AUD/USD (-444 pips or -6.46%) AUD/JPY ( -390 pips or -5.70%) EUR/AUD (+1065 pips or 5.46%) THE STORIES IN THE CURRENCY MARKET USD: WHAT TRIGGERED THE MAJOR VOLATILITY IN CARRY TRADES AND EQUITIES? EUR: EURO HITS

US Dollar: Will We See A Reversal Next Week? Euro Plummets On Fears G7 Will Not Find Solution British Pound Consolidates Massive Losses - Recovery in Store? Japanese Yen Trades Choppily As Financial Markets Remain Extremely Volatile US Dollar: Will

The Canadian Dollar plunged to its lowest levels in over three years, as an outright rout in crude oil prices and broader commodity markets led to a similarly dramatic rally in the US Dollar/Canadian dollar exchange rate. The Canadian currency

Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.3526; (P) 1.3655; (R1) 1.3732; More EUR/USD's outlook remains unchanged. Break of 1.3545 minor support indicates that recovery from 1.3443 has completed at 1.3785. Intraday bias is mildly on the downside for retesting this low. Break will

U.S. Retail Sales - September Release Date: October 15/08 August Result: total -0.3% M/M; ex-autos -0.7% M/M TD Forecast: total -0.8% M/M; ex-autos -0.1% M/M Consensus: total -0.6% M/M; ex-autos -0.1% M/M With a weakening domestic economy, worsening labour market

The deterioration in financial conditions in recent weeks has been faster and more severe than we had envisioned. Our downside risk scenario for the US economy is now materialising and we have revised our macroeconomic and monetary policy outlook as

Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.1234; (P) 1.1288; (R1) 1.1347; More USD/CHF recovers mildly after diving to 1.1126 earlier today. Nevertheless, correction from 1.1486 is probably still in progress. Further decline is still in favor to 1.1086 cluster support (50% retracement of

Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.6974; (P) 1.7185; (R1) 1.7303; More GBP/USD rebounds stronger after diving to as low as 1.6786 earlier today. Break of 1.7078 minor resistance indicates that an intraday low is in place. Some sideway trading could now be

Daily Pivots: (S1) 97.89; (P) 99.81; (R1) 101.03; More . USD/JPY recovers mildly after reaching as low as 97.91. While some volatility might be seen, short term outlook remains bearish as long as 101.48 resistance holds. The fall from 110.66

Highlights The final capitulation? Outlook for currencies during the turmoil The last best hope--direct capital infusions to banks Key data and events to watch next week The final capitulation? In last week's report, I held out the prospect that the

Another week of crisis. A week that evoked gallows humor: "Apocalypse Dow" said one quipster. The credit freeze hardened all week long, with overnight dollar libor fixings rising to a weekly high of 5.38% on Wednesday, not far from the

Overview Where to start? One of the most hectic, scary, dramatic weeks in financial markets post WWII where its global nature meant that nothing and nowhere was immune. In order to calm things down Brazil, Iceland, Indonesia and Russia temporarily

Dow -344 S&P -40 NASDAQ -57 Markets stared into the abyss this morning as the Dow plunged nearly 800 points and then rapidly sliding below 8000 in the first ten minutes of trading in very heavy volume. This dramatic move

euro; The euro fell sharply vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar today as the single currency tested bids around the US$ 1.3465 level and was capped around the $1.3650 level. NYMEX crude oil futures for November delivery were off more than 7%

Highlights Yen soars on crisis fears Central banks cut interest rates in co-ordinated effort Governments are working on stabilisation schemes Forex Markets In the Grip of the Credit Crisis As the credit crisis has taken a stronger grip in the