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短期支持关注200日均线(国外英语资料) On Wednesday, the euro weakened against the yen as the euro weakened against the dollar, while the yens safe-haven demand was strong. In later markets, market focus is still in Europe, where risk aversion will drive up safe-haven currencies such as the Japanese yen, pushing against risky currencies such as the euro. As a result, the euro will remain weak against the yen. The short line focuses on the 100.00 support. On Wednesday, stocks in the asia-pacific region followed overnight declines in U.S. stocks, driving up the risk aversion in the market, putting pressure on the euro and driving up safe-haven currencies such as the yen. For the market, the focus remains on the European debt situation, with German media on Tuesday again saying Greeces debt shortfall could be as high as 30 billion euros. In Spain, there has been a massive demonstration in recent days. A stronger risk aversion will drag down the euro and push the yen higher. Europe next risk events, Spain on Thursday, September 27) announced the first draft budget in 2013, in addition, Spain will be announced on Friday (Sept. 28) independent banking stress tests results. Talks between Greece and the three carriages have stalled and Greece must come up with a final austerity package before Friday. Japans biggest risk is the Japanese authorities intervention in currency markets. On Wednesday, the bank of Japans central bank said it could further ease monetary policy by buying risky assets. On Wednesday (September 26), the dollar was trading at 0.9370 against the Swiss franc on a technical level. Stocks, commodities and risk currencies all fell as investors became more cautious about the debt-laden situation in Spain. Look from the overnight market news, Europes debt to solve the overall is still no progress, although European officials met talk a lot, but most of all is given priority to with bad risk currencies. Soften is expected this week at the third effect, market volatility will aga