Daily Analysis for JULY 30, 2007
A day for consolidation 
 
No fresh data and no important events today - investors will likely reconsider the reasons for the sell-off last week. We might see a bounce higher in Carry Trades , but nothing spectacular. 
    Overnight News Bullets
  
 - GE GfK Consumer Confidence Survey (AUG) out at 8.7, while 8.8 expected, 8.4 prior. 
- SW Retails Sales MoM/YoY (JUN) out at 1.9%/8.5%, while 1.0%/6.5% expected, 0.2%/5.7% prior. 
- SZ KOF Swiss Leading Indicator (JUL) out at 2.13, while 2.01 expected, 1.98 prior. 
- US GDP Annualized (2Q) out at 3.4%, while 3.2% expected, 0.7% prior. 
- US Personal Consumption (2Q) out at 1.3%, while 1.5% expected, 4.2% prior. 
- US GDP Price Index (2Q) out at 2.7%, while 3.4% expected, 4.2% prior. 
- US Core PCE QoQ (2Q) out at 1.4%, while 1.4% expected, 1.4% prior. 
- GE Consumer Price Index MoM/YoY (JUL) out at 0.4%/1.9%, while 0.4%/1.8% expected, 0.1%/1.8% prior. 
- GE CPI EU-harmonised MoM/YoY (JUL) out at 0.7%/2.2%, while 0.4%/1.9% expected, 0.1%/2.0% prior. 
- US University of Michigan Confidence (JUL) out at 90.4, while 91.2 expected, 92.4 prior. 
- US Baker Hughes U.S. Rig Count (JUL) out at 1775, while 1790 prior. 
- NZ Building Permits MoM (JUN) out at 15.8%, while 5.5% prior (revised 5.8%) 
- JN Industrial Production MoM/YoY (JUN) out at 1.2%/1.0%, while 1.0%/0.9% expected, -0.3%/3.8% prior. 
- AU NAB Business Confidence (2Q) out at 12, while 10 prior. 
- AU HIA New Home Sales MoM (JUN) out at -0.8%, while -4.4% prior. 
- JN Vehicle Production YoY (JUN) out at -2.9%, while 6.3% prior. 
- NZ M3 Money Supply (JUN) out at 10.8%, while 13.2% prior.
 
 Markets
 - FX: JPY stronger, USD weaker. EUR weaker. 
O/N Data Heat map:
  
   EU  US  JP  UK  SZ  AU  CA  NZ  NO  SE  FR    
-  -  
+  
+  
+  
 
  
 
Calendar
  
 Today's Highlights:
   
   Time (GMT)  Region  Release  Consensus    06:50  FR  Producer Prices MoM/YoY (JUN)  0.2% / 1.6%    08:30  UK  M4 Money Supply MoM/YoY (JUN)  Prior 0.8%/13.0%    08:30  UK  M4 Sterling Lending (JUN)  Prior 5.1B    08:30  UK  Mortgage Approvals (JUN)  110K    12:30  CA  Industrial Produce Price MoM (JUN)  -0.6%    12:30  CA  Raw Materials Price Index MoM (JUN)  -0.3%    17:00  FR  Unemployment Rate (JUN)  8.1%    17:00  FR  Unemployemnt Change (JUN)  -19K    23:30  JN  Jobless Rate (JUN)  3.8%    23:30  JN  Nomura/JMMA Manufacturing PMI  51.0    23:30  JN  Overall Household Spending YoY (JUN)  0.7%  
  
 This and Next Week’s Highlights:
   
   Date  Region  Release    31 Jul  JN  Labor Cash Earnings, Overtime Earnings, Housing Starts, Construction Orders, Small Business Confidence.    31 Jul  AU  Building Approvals, Private Sector Credit, NAB Business Conditions, Private Sector Credit, AiG Performance of Mfg. Index.    31 Jul  NZ  NBNZ Business Confidence.    31 Jul  GE  Retail Sales, ILO Unemployment Rate, Unemployment Change, Unemployment Rate, IFO Business Climate Survey    31 Jul  FR  Housing Starts, Housing Permits, Consumer Confidence Indicator    31 Jul  SZ  UBS Consumption Indicator.    31 Jul  NO  Credit Indicator Growth.    31 Jul  EC  Euro-Zone Consumer Confidence, Euro-Zone Industrial Confidence, Euro-Zone Business Climate Indicator, Euro-Zone Unemployment Rate, Euro-Zone CPI Estimate, Euro-Zone Economic Confidence, Euro-Zone Services Confidence.    31 Jul  UK  GfK Consumer Confidence Survey, U.K., Nationwide Consumer Confidence.    31 Jul  US  Personal Income, Personal Spending, PCE Deflator, PCE Core, Employment Cost Index, S&P/CS Composite-20 Home Price, Chigago Purchasing Manager, Consumer Confidence, Construction Spending, ABC Consumer Confidence.  
  
 
What's going on?
  
 - Carry Trade crosses experienced some buying interest after the significant correction last week, but it might still be too early to enter on the long side, hoping for a relief rally. 
- US GDP figures on Friday were mixed. Growth was decent, but Private Consumption growth was slowing to 1.3% annualized.   
FX
  
 GBPUSD to perform a relief rally?
  
 
  
   EUR  USD  JPY  GBP  CHF  AUD  CAD  NZD  NOK  SEK  PLN    
-  
+  +  
-  
+  +  
 
  
 FX Trading Strategies 
  
   Pair  Supp.  Resis.  Comments    GBPUSD  2.0170  2.0280  We buy GBPUSD at the break of 2.0250 bid, stop offer at 2.0220,
targeting 2.0350 as we don't consider the US figures on Friday to have
been reflected in this pair. With US inflation figures coming off and
a continued hawkish BoE the pair should be supported by this.
  
  
 A day for consolidation
No fresh data and no important events today - investors will likely reconsider the reasons for the sell-off last week. We might see a bounce higher in Carry Trades , but nothing spectacular.
Overnight News Bullets
- GE GfK Consumer Confidence Survey (AUG) out at 8.7, while 8.8 expected, 8.4 prior.
- SW Retails Sales MoM/YoY (JUN) out at 1.9%/8.5%, while 1.0%/6.5% expected, 0.2%/5.7% prior.
- SZ KOF Swiss Leading Indicator (JUL) out at 2.13, while 2.01 expected, 1.98 prior.
- US GDP Annualized (2Q) out at 3.4%, while 3.2% expected, 0.7% prior.
- US Personal Consumption (2Q) out at 1.3%, while 1.5% expected, 4.2% prior.
- US GDP Price Index (2Q) out at 2.7%, while 3.4% expected, 4.2% prior.
- US Core PCE QoQ (2Q) out at 1.4%, while 1.4% expected, 1.4% prior.
- GE Consumer Price Index MoM/YoY (JUL) out at 0.4%/1.9%, while 0.4%/1.8% expected, 0.1%/1.8% prior.
- GE CPI EU-harmonised MoM/YoY (JUL) out at 0.7%/2.2%, while 0.4%/1.9% expected, 0.1%/2.0% prior.
- US University of Michigan Confidence (JUL) out at 90.4, while 91.2 expected, 92.4 prior.
- US Baker Hughes U.S. Rig Count (JUL) out at 1775, while 1790 prior.
- NZ Building Permits MoM (JUN) out at 15.8%, while 5.5% prior (revised 5.8%)
- JN Industrial Production MoM/YoY (JUN) out at 1.2%/1.0%, while 1.0%/0.9% expected, -0.3%/3.8% prior.
- AU NAB Business Confidence (2Q) out at 12, while 10 prior.
- AU HIA New Home Sales MoM (JUN) out at -0.8%, while -4.4% prior.
- JN Vehicle Production YoY (JUN) out at -2.9%, while 6.3% prior.
- NZ M3 Money Supply (JUN) out at 10.8%, while 13.2% prior.
Markets
- FX: JPY stronger, USD weaker. EUR weaker.
O/N Data Heat map:
| EU | US | JP | UK | SZ | AU | CA | NZ | NO | SE | FR | 
| - | - | + | + | + | 
Calendar
Today's Highlights:
| Time (GMT) | Region | Release | Consensus | 
| 06:50 | FR | Producer Prices MoM/YoY (JUN) | 0.2% / 1.6% | 
| 08:30 | UK | M4 Money Supply MoM/YoY (JUN) | Prior 0.8%/13.0% | 
| 08:30 | UK | M4 Sterling Lending (JUN) | Prior 5.1B | 
| 08:30 | UK | Mortgage Approvals (JUN) | 110K | 
| 12:30 | CA | Industrial Produce Price MoM (JUN) | -0.6% | 
| 12:30 | CA | Raw Materials Price Index MoM (JUN) | -0.3% | 
| 17:00 | FR | Unemployment Rate (JUN) | 8.1% | 
| 17:00 | FR | Unemployemnt Change (JUN) | -19K | 
| 23:30 | JN | Jobless Rate (JUN) | 3.8% | 
| 23:30 | JN | Nomura/JMMA Manufacturing PMI | 51.0 | 
| 23:30 | JN | Overall Household Spending YoY (JUN) | 0.7% | 
This and Next Week’s Highlights:
| Date | Region | Release | 
| 31 Jul | JN | Labor Cash Earnings, Overtime Earnings, Housing Starts, Construction Orders, Small Business Confidence. | 
| 31 Jul | AU | Building Approvals, Private Sector Credit, NAB Business Conditions, Private Sector Credit, AiG Performance of Mfg. Index. | 
| 31 Jul | NZ | NBNZ Business Confidence. | 
| 31 Jul | GE | Retail Sales, ILO Unemployment Rate, Unemployment Change, Unemployment Rate, IFO Business Climate Survey | 
| 31 Jul | FR | Housing Starts, Housing Permits, Consumer Confidence Indicator | 
| 31 Jul | SZ | UBS Consumption Indicator. | 
| 31 Jul | NO | Credit Indicator Growth. | 
| 31 Jul | EC | Euro-Zone Consumer Confidence, Euro-Zone Industrial Confidence, Euro-Zone Business Climate Indicator, Euro-Zone Unemployment Rate, Euro-Zone CPI Estimate, Euro-Zone Economic Confidence, Euro-Zone Services Confidence. | 
| 31 Jul | UK | GfK Consumer Confidence Survey, U.K., Nationwide Consumer Confidence. | 
| 31 Jul | US | Personal Income, Personal Spending, PCE Deflator, PCE Core, Employment Cost Index, S&P/CS Composite-20 Home Price, Chigago Purchasing Manager, Consumer Confidence, Construction Spending, ABC Consumer Confidence. | 
What's going on?
- Carry Trade crosses experienced some buying interest after the significant correction last week, but it might still be too early to enter on the long side, hoping for a relief rally.
- US GDP figures on Friday were mixed. Growth was decent, but Private Consumption growth was slowing to 1.3% annualized. 
FX
GBPUSD to perform a relief rally?
| EUR | USD | JPY | GBP | CHF | AUD | CAD | NZD | NOK | SEK | PLN | 
| - | + | + | - | + | + | 
FX Trading Strategies
| Pair | Supp. | Resis. | Comments | 
| GBPUSD | 2.0170 | 2.0280 | We buy GBPUSD at the break of 2.0250 bid, stop offer at 2.0220, targeting 2.0350 as we don't consider the US figures on Friday to have been reflected in this pair. With US inflation figures coming off and a continued hawkish BoE the pair should be supported by this. | 
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