NEW YORK, April 7 (Reuters) - Following is a selection of comments from analysts on important technical developments in the foreign exchange market:
TIM MAZANEC, INVESTORS BANK & TRUST: EURO/DOLLAR - "Euro/dollar's daily trendline has acted as support thus far, a close below $1.28 sets up a move to $1.2350. Resistance expected at $1.2945 & $1.3115. Euro/dollar's move lower has stalled as the 10-year rally in yield has stalled as well." STERLING/DOLLAR - "Correction lower has lost momentum, trading back above $1.8850 expects a slowdown in the downward move. Current oscillation expects $1.85 - $1.90." DOLLAR/YEN - "Ready for a pause. Dollar/yen is trading below its internal trendline on the hourly chart, thus upward momentum looks to be stalling. Support remains at 106 yen. Longer term, it is attempting to break above its downward trendline on the monthly chart, which would end three years of downward pressure." AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR/U.S. DOLLAR - "Aussie is pressing its channel bottom, a significant close below $0.7625 sets up a move to $0.74 (weekly upward trendline)."
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS TEAM, UBS: EURO/DOLLAR - "Despite the recovery off $1.2800, the euro remains vulnerable while price action holds below $1.3055. The focus is on weakness towards $1.2730 support marking the 2005 low thus far (Feb. 7). $1.2800 is support." DOLLAR/SWISS FRANC - "Recent gains define 1.1885 (Swiss franc) low, with 1.2085 break exposing pivotal 1.2264 resistance, the Feb. 7 high. The recent setback is viewed corrective at this stage." STERLING/DOLLAR - "$1.8713 break is required to trigger fresh weakness towards $1.8596. On the topside, resistance lies at $1.8966." DOLLAR/YEN - "Positive above 107.65 yen with potential for a climb towards the 109.85 yen 61.8 percent retracement. 108.88 yen marks the next upside trigger." AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR/U.S. DOLLAR - The "$0.7669 break this week sets the scene for a decline towards $0.7616 (Feb 8 low and next key hurdle for Australian dollar bears). $0.7697 offers initial resistance ahead of $0.7776. The latter is seen as the key short-term resistance."
Currency bid prices at 13:48 GMT. All data taken from Reuters calculated from the levels at 20:30 GMT in the previous New York session.