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Current Market Price 1.3031
Target 1.2837
Stop Loss 1.3225
Recommendation Sell at Current Market Price
Euro-USD Analysis
28th
April, 2013
(For the Week April 29– May 03)

2. Euro-USD Analysis
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of any person's reliance upon this information. DISCLAIMER: This overview can be used only for informational purposes. CFB is not responsible for any
losses arising from any investment based on any recommendation, forecast or other information herein contained.
The euro, might come under pressure this week as the European Central Bank is expected to trim
benchmark interest rates 25 basis points at its monetary policy meeting next Thursday. 2013 eurozone
growth forecast has been cut to -0.7% from a previous forecast of -0.5%.
Slumping European industrial output reports, soft service-sector data and eroding business confidence
data have many market participants speculating the ECB will move to loosen policy to kick-start recovery.
In view of the monetary policy meet where we expect the ECB to cut rates, we would advise our traders to
go short on the Euro.