By Jean-Claude Braha - ACM Senior Trader Yesterdays News and Events: The dollar holds near 5-month high against the Yen after G7 meeting and Japanese Finance minister said that Yen??™s weakness was not specifically discussed at the G7 meeting. Tanigaki??™s comment convinced the market that Europe and Japan are very unlikely to make coordinated action to support the Yen. EurJpy surged from 148.87 low yesterday trade and went up to 150.28 early today. Thanks to rate differential expected to extend next month, Eurjpy is holding bullish channel. UsdJpy hit the peak of 118.26 on Monday, the highest since mid-April. The Eurusd recovered by inches from 7-week low hitting 1.2727 today following yesterday light up trend. ECB made comments that interest rates are ready for further rise and suggested the possibility to reach 4% next year. This week??™s big event is the Federal Reserve??™s Policy meeting on Wednesday. The Fed is widely expected to leave the rate unchanged at 5.25% and the statement to remain largely unchanged from last time. Todays Key Issues: Eurozone ZEW Sept Economic sentiment is due at 9:00 GMT expected -4 vs 1.3. CAD Aug CPI is due at 11:00 GMT expected 0.1% unchanged (MoM) and 2.1% vs 2.4% (YoY). US Aug PPI is due at 12:30 GMT expected 0.2% vs 0.1% (MoM) and 3.6% vs 4.2% (YoY). Also to be release; US Aug Housing Starts and Building Permits both expected 1??™750k. The Risk Today: EurUsd remains vulnerable despite yesterday's bounce following recent weakness that resulted in a break of 1.2640 on Friday. Market maintains a bearish tone below 1.2755 and is looking for further downside towards 1.2570 (76.4% retracement). Only a move above 1.2755 would shift our focus away from the 1.2570 support. USDCHF immediate up-trend is intact above 1.2434, with the focus break 1.2626 last Friday??™s high, which should pave the way to 1.2760 (61.8% retracement of the 1.3241 to 1.1919 decline). It would have to slide down 1.2400 to end bullish channel. GBPUSD pulled back for last week resistance 1.8906 (61.8% retracement of the 1.9094 to 1.8601 decline). The focus is now on 1.8710, a break there would open the door toward 1.8610. A further break of this key level would confirm the return of a downtrend. USDJPY has solid support at 117.26. And as long as 116.60 Key level holds, the short-term bull trend remains intact. Dealers are still focusing on the 118.50 strong resistance. This level needs to break in order to show further advance to 119.41 trendline resistance. Resistance and Support: EURUSD GBPUSD USDJPY USDCHF 1.2950 K 1.9094 K 121.07 K 1.2760 S 1.2920 S 1.8920 M 119.41 T 1.2640 T 1.2755 M 1.8900 S 118.50 S 1.2597 S 1.2695 1.8810 117.93 1.2528 1.2640 S 1.8780 M 116.60 K 1.2400 T 1.2570 M 1.8610 K 115.50 S 1.2360 S 1.2560 T 1.8493 T 114.75 T 1.2310 K S: Strong, M: Minor, T: Trendline, K: Keylevel, P: Pivot