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1. EUR/USD ( EURO )

2. USD/JPY ( JAPAN )

3. GBP/USD ( BRITISH POUND )

4. USD/CHF ( SWISS FRANC )

5. AUD/USD ( AUSTRALIA DOLLAR )

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5. MANAJEMEN RESIKO

MANAJEMEN RESIKO

1. HEDGE

2. STOP LOSS

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4. DOUBLE COVER

1. US Economic

The unfolding week has a very light economic calendar, but in terms of significance, it is still a key week that can shed more light into how the economic environment is panning out. The two housing market reports, namely the existing and new home sales reports for March are likely to be the focus of attention in the week, especially due to the fact that some of the recent housing market readings have come in better than expected. Additionally, traders may keenly watch the durable goods orders report to see if the positive picture painted by recent economic readings has emboldened companies to consider investing in capital goods.
The Conference Board's leading indicators index for March and the regularly scheduled weekly oil inventory and jobless claims reports are the other reports that find their place in the economic calendar of the week. Some degree of importance may also be attached to the Fed speeches scheduled to be delivered during the week.

Durable goods orders are likely to dip following a rebound in February, with the thinking premised on the fact that the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index remains below the '50' level. Wachovia Securities believes that the outsized gains in machinery and technology equipment will be reversed. Additionally, the decelerating order bookings for civilian aircraft do not bode well for the headline number. However, motor vehicle orders should see some strength, as auto plants have come back online now.
Existing home sales are most likely to remain flat, as a reduction in mortgage rates and the recent declines in home prices could support sales at current low levels. Research by the National Association of Realtors has shown that about 45% of recent house sales activity was either distress or foreclosure-related sales. If the efforts to modify existing mortgages gain traction in the next few months, reported sales could see sharp declines.

New home sales could continue to be pressured by difficult labor market conditions, economic concerns and mortgage market troubles despite the improvement in affordability we have been seeing of late due to depressed prices. That said, new house inventories should gradually return to more normal levels of the late 1990s, as declines in completions and general building activity reduce house supplies. New home sales for March are most likely to see a small decline, given the fact that homebuilder surveys suggested a slight improvement in builder confidence.
Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans, a FOMC voting member, is scheduled to speak at 9 AM ET.The Conference Board is scheduled to release a report on the U.S. leading index for March at 10 AM ET. The consensus estimate calls for a 0.2% decline in the leading indicators index for the month.

In February, the leading indicators index fell 0.4% month-over-month. The January reading was revised down to show a 0.1% increase from the 0.4% growth reported originally. The largest negative contributors were average weekly initial claims for unemployment insurance, stock prices, the index of consumer expectations and average weekly manufacturing hours. The lagging and the coincident indicators were down 0.1% and 0.7%, respectively.
Atlanta Federal Reserve President Dennis Lockhart, a FOMC voting member, is due to speak at 12:40 PM ET. (ADVFN)

2. Asian Market

Monday, the major markets across the Asia-Pacific region closed higher, led by China and Hong Kong as the Chinese premier's upbeat assessment that the economy was doing "better-than-expected" helped boost sentiment. But gains were restricted as investors expressed caution ahead of key earning reports from leading U.S. companies.
The Japanese market recovered from its day's lows and closed higher for the third day in a row on bargain hunting amid hopes of an early recovery in the economy. While the benchmark Nikkei 225 index rose 17 points or 0.19% to 8,925, the broader Topix index of all First Section issues on the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed at 848, up 3 points or 0.32%.

Cyclical stocks like iron & steel, nonferrous metals, high-techs and autos provided support, but stocks in the consumer finance, mining and food sectors ended in the red.

Among automakers, Mazda rallied 5.69%, Honda gained 1.59%, Suzuki advanced 3.73% and Toyota added 1.31% but Nissan slipped 0.20%. In the technology space, Advantest rose 0.25% and Kyocera gained 1.01%, while Tokyo Electron fell 0.47% and Fujitsu declined 0.96%.
Toshiba Corp tumbled 4.82% on reports that it will raise $5 billion in capital as early as June to shore up its balance sheet. Steel producer Kobe Steel surged up 9.14% and Sumitomo Metal Industries soared 7.02% after Nomura Holdings Inc. upgraded the outlook for the steel industry to " bullish" and raised its target on several key stocks.
In economic news, a final report from Japan's Economic and Social Research Institute showed that the leading index was revised down to 75 from 75.2 in February. In January, the index stood at 76.7. At the same time, the coincident index was also revised down to 86 from 86.8, falling from a reading of 88.6 in January.

After rising as much as 1.2% earlier in the day, the Australian market closed lower as losses by the two biggest miners, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton, dragged down the benchmarks. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index closed at 3,799, down 8 points or 0.2% and the All Ordinaries index also moved down 0.2% or 6 points to 3,722.
Despite a strong start, banking stocks closed mostly lower for the day. National Australia Bank moved down 0.41%, and Commonwealth Bank fell 1.35%, but Westpac Banking rose 0.20%.
Oil stocks bucked the declining trend. Woodside Petroleum rose 0.50% and Santos gained 2.31%, while Oil Search closed flat. Among retailers, Woolworths gained nearly 3%, Harvey Norman Holding rose 0.35% and David Jones added 2.33%.

The South Korean market finished a volatile session higher led, by strong gains in the banking sector amid continued support from foreign institutional investors. The benchmark KOSPI rose 7 points or 0.56% to 1,336 and volume was moderate at 556.19 million shares worth 5.82 trillion won (US$4.36 billion). Advancers outnumbered decliners by 492 to 337.
Banking stocks closed stronger following better-than-expected earnings from Citigroup. Korea Exchange Bank closed up 2.06%, Woori Finance soared 6.59% and KB Financial, the holding firm of Kookmin Bank rallied 4.05%.
Tech stock Hynix Semiconductor rose 1.04% as spot prices for DRAM chips showed a firm trend on the DRAMeXchange. LG Display gained 1.11% on improved prospects for the flat-panel industry.

However, market heavyweight Samsung Electronics slipped 0.84% on profit taking, LG Electronics fell 0.47%, shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding declined 1.45%, Korean Air Line drifted down 0.74% and Telecom stock SK Telecom moved down 0.80%.
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index opened lower before recovering half an hour into trading. Thereafter, the index moved sideways for the rest of the session before closing up 149.64 points or 0.96% at 15,751.

Property stocks were higher across the board, with Henderson Land and Wharf Holdings showing particular strength. Most Hong Kong-based banks were lower, while mainland banks showed buying interest. Index heavyweight China Mobile advanced moderately. However, retailers and resource stocks showed weakness.
The Indian market fell into negative terrain in a volatile market after the European markets opened lower. The benchmark Sensex was last trading at 10,880, down 143 points or 1.30%, even as second-line stocks continued to outperform the benchmarks Sensex and Nifty.
Among the other markets in the region, China's Shanghai Composite index rose 2.14%, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index gained 0.96%, Singapore's STI Straits Times index fell 1.14% and Taiwan's TWII Weighed index closed up 0.46%.

1. FOREX

FOREX-Yen, dollar fall broadly as equities rise; stg rallies

The yen and the dollar fell on Friday as world stock markets rose on hopes for a U.S. government programme to subsidise mortgages and as investors readied for a Group of Seven finance officials' meeting.

The British pound also rallied as investors squared market positions ahead of the weekend on concerns that G7 leaders may discuss the currency's weakness, even though finance ministers and central bankers are keen to avoid upsetting troubled financial markets with squabbles over exchange rates.

The dollar and the yen, which often show an inverse correlation to investors' risk appetite, lost ground to the euro and higher-yielding currencies as global equities rose ahead of the G7 meeting and a long weekend in the U.S.

"It's a risk-on day," said State Street FX strategist Lee Ferridge.

"Not that people are expecting a great deal from the G7 but there's that lingering thought they might come out with something substantial. They want to position in case there's a surprise out of G7 and that surprise would be that they come out with something significant."

European shares were up roughly 2.0 percent, buoyed by the latest U.S. plan which, in a major break from existing aid programs, would seek to help homeowners before they fall into arrears, sources familiar with the plan told Reuters.

A rising wave of U.S. mortgage delinquencies has saddled the global banking system with big losses that have led banks to recoil from lending, choking economies around the world.

By 1118 GMT the dollar had risen 0.7 percent to 91.51 yen JPY, while the euro was little changed at $1.2868, having climbed as $1.2942, according to Reuters data. The single European currency rose 0.8 percent to 117.76 yen. The euro also came under pressure against the pound however after the latest batch of weak economic data from the 16-nation bloc that could hasten European Central Bank interest rate cuts.

Sterling rallied off 1 week lows hit on Thursday, up 1.8 percent against the dollar at $1.4522. The euro fell 1.8 percent to 88.58 pence.

The euro zone economy saw its deepest contraction on record in the fourth quarter of 2008, data showed, hit by a record weak performance in Germany as well as deeper-than-expected falls in output in France and Italy.

Analysts said that the worse-than-expected reading from the euro zone had raised concerns that G7 leaders may discuss the pound's recent weakness against the euro.

"There's a mixture of the poor GDP data and some short-covering ahead of G7 in the sense that the bad set of euro zone data might put the UK authorities under pressure at G7 to do something about the weaker pound," said Investec chief economist Philip Shaw.

French Economy Minister Christine Lagarde last month called for Britain to do something about its currency as France worried that its businesses will lose out to cheaper British goods and services just when recession is spreading across the industrialised world. The Australian dollar meanwhile, got an extra boost to trade up over 1.3 percent against the U.S. dollar after a last minute deal helped push a stimulus package through Australia's parliament.

SOARING DEFAULT RISK PREMIUMS WEIGH ON CURRENCIES

ING FX strategist Tom Levinson said the increasing premium demanded for insuring UK and U.S. government debt posed downside risks for the dollar and sterling.

Credit rating agency Moody's Investors Services said late on Thursday that the triple-A credit ratings of both the United States and Great Britain are "being tested" by the strains facing the global economy, while countries such as France and Germany are proving more resistant.

The comments pushed the cost of protecting debt issued by the British government to an all-time high and by the U.S. to a near record high.

Few expected the G7 finance officials meeting in Rome would issue a strong message on currencies in general or the yen in particular.

Even though the yen touched its highest in more than 13 years against the dollar in January, at 87.10 per dollar, it has retreated from that level and stabilised for now.

Japanese Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa said the G7 officials would confirm their anti-protectionist stance, but currency issues would take a back seat. (ADVFN)

2. ASIAN MARKET

Nikkei snaps losing streak on U.S. hopes, yen

Japan's Nikkei stock average rose 1 percent on Friday, snapping a three-day losing streak on hopes for a new U.S. government programme to help troubled homeowners and gains in tech shares such as TDK Corp, with rises in Asian shares providing an additional boost. But Pioneer Corp tumbled, losing a fifth of its value after the Japanese electronics maker said it would cut 10,000 jobs and exit its loss-making flat TV business, a move that could signal a further shake-out in the battered sector.

U.S. stocks staged a late rally to close mostly higher on Thursday after Reuters reported the Obama administration is hammering out a programme to subsidise mortgages in a new front to fight the credit crisis.

Though positive sentiment lingered from this to boost Tokyo shares by sparking short-covering, much of the euphoria had vanished by afternoon. "Some people think that the U.S. proposals haven't really covered enough, but you have to look at the scale of what they're dealing with," said Nagayuki Yamagishi, a strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities.

"The fact that they're trying to tackle it at all should be taken positively, but the whole problem is just so complicated."

Much of the Nikkei's upward momentum came from the yen's retreat against the dollar, but this lost steam as well. By afternoon the dollar clung to narrow gains of roughly 0.1 percent at just below 91 yen.

Asian shares also buoyed the Nikkei, with the MSCI index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan up 2 percent.

The benchmark Nikkei gained 74.04 points to 7,779.40 but lost 3.7 percent for the week, its first negative week in three weeks. The broader Topix rose 0.6 percent to 764.59.

Energy diminished as the day wore on, with investors reluctant to take on new positions ahead of a meeting of Group of Seven finance officials in Rome on Friday and Saturday and Japanese gross domestic product data out just before the market opens on Monday morning.

"Mainly the market response to G7 depends on what the yen does. If some new sort of economic proposal or statement on currencies comes out, there could be a positive response," said Hiroaki Osakabe, a fund manager at Chibagin Asset Management. "But I don't think that people are really expecting much."

Other market players said the value of the GDP data as a factor would be overshadowed by developments involving General Motors Corp .GM.N, which is due to file a restructuring plan next Tuesday.

Tech shares gained after their U.S. peers rose, led by large-cap tech firms such as Apple, which was the biggest gainer on the Nasdaq on Thursday .

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose 1.3 percent. Tokyo Electron climbed 1.5 percent to 3,440 yen and Advantest Corp rose 3.7 percent to 1,399 yen. Kyocera Corp rose 2.1 percent to 5,880 yen and TDK Corp gained 3.4 percent to 3,690 yen.

Exporters rose but came off earlier highs in tandem with the dollar's back-pedalling against the yen. Investors fret over a stronger yen because it eats into exporter profits when repatriated.

Canon rose 1.7 percent to 2,445 yen and Honda Motor Co rose 1.1 percent to 2,235 yen. Hitachi Ltd climbed 2.3 percent to 266 yen after Britain said it had chosen Hitachi, banking group Barclays and project management group John Laing to supply a fleet of intercity trains for 7.5 billion pounds ($10.7 billion).

Toyota Motor Corp was flat at 3,050 yen, giving up earlier gains, after offering buyouts to some 18,000 U.S. workers and saying it would cut the pay of executives and blue-collar workers in its North American manufacturing operations in response to plunging auto sales.

Pioneer lost 20.2 percent to 142 yen. Trade was moderate, with 2 billion shares changing hands, almost in line with last week's daily average. Advancing shares outnumbered declining ones by nearly 2 to 1. (ADVFN)