USDINR : The rupee has been trading strong post the strong release of Budget-2010. The inflows in local market may continue to boost the rupee. However, currently it is trading at the support zone of 45.50 levels which if held can take the rupee back to 45.80-46 levels again. Importers may take covers for the short term around these levels and exporters book near 45.80 levels and above. (USDINR 45.44) INR bullish.

EURUSD: EURUSD bias remains neutral in nearest term and the bearish scenario remains intact. Immediate resistance comes near 1.3705 – 1.3750 (23.6% retracement). Initiate shorts near these levels with tight stoploss of 1.3800 levels. (EURUSD - 1.3595).Neutral but Oversold.

GBPUSD: GBPUSD is currently trading at 1.4970 levels. Immediate resistance comes near 1.5034 levels (21 4hrly Ema). Initiate shorts near these resistance levels with stoploss of 1.5180. (GBPUSD 1.4974). Neutral.

USDJPY: USDJPY is currently trading at 90.02 levels. Downside correction is expected till 89.40 levels. Importers in Yen may look at covers around 90.40 – 91.40. Overall the trend remains strong for yen below 93 levels. (USDJPY- 90.06). Bullish.

AUDUSD:AUDUSD is currently trading at 0.9150 levels. Correction seems to be over for Australian dollar. Buying on dips remains the strategy. Further bullishness till 0.9250 levels is expected again. (AUDUSD - 0.9146) Bullish.

Gold : Gold moved up taking support from $1087 levels and holding above $1100 levels. Buying at dips close to $1100 levels remains the strategy. (Gold- $1126.2). (Rangebound).

Dollar Index : Dollar Index is currently trading at 80.63 levels. Immediate support comes near 79.60 levels (100days Weekly EMA) and strong resistance comes near 81.80 (200 days Weekly EMA). Only and only if dollar index trades above 80 levels then could see further upside. Buying on dips on the index remains the strategy. (Dollar Index – 80.63). Bullish above 80 levels.

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