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[url="http://www.daytradingbias.com/?page_id=1093"]Weekly Outlook[/url] updated for the week of Aug 22 to 26.

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[FONT=verdana]In the previous EUR/USD Weekly Review, we noted that both SMAs are flat. This suggested that any long term momentum might be a distant possibility. The long term SMA 200 laid right below the current price action of the currency pair and might serve to prevent any major downside intrusion. It is typically a strong support and resistance region. From a fundamental point of view, both the American and European economies displayed signs of a fading recovery ...

The British pound did quite well despite the bad news it received in the past week. The upcoming week consists of a the second release of GDP as well as other important events. Here is an outlook for these events, and an updated technical analysis for GBP/USD.

The pound was hit by two publications made at the same time: the number of jobless claims jumped by 37K and no supporters are left for a rate hike within the MPC. The lack of support comes as inflation is still strong – 4.4%.

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Gold and silver continued their rally as they have inclined every single day of last week. Such a steady increase wasn't recorded in precious metals prices for a long time. The sharp falls in the stock markets helped the bullion market to rise along with the speculations around the expected recession in the US and Europe. There are some unreliable rumors that the Federal Reserve may consider launching a new quantitative easing plan (QE3), but there are no signs of this maneuver taking place. These rumors might have contributed to the falls of the stock markets and the rally of gold and silver over the week.

For the complete gold and silver report & charts see here in Trading NRG.