AUDUSD: The Australian dollar was a touch higher late Thursday against its U.S. counterpart but had to overcome headwinds early on after news that full-time employment fell in November, pushing unemployment higher.

The economy shed 39,900 full-time jobs in November, nudging unemployment to a seasonally-adjusted 5.3% from 5.2% in October.

We expect a range for today in AUDUSD rate of 1.0080 to 1.0230 (Yesterday, we set a short at 1.0330, the pair reach high at 1.0375 before knock back down to 1.0180, if you continued to hold the position, bring stop loss to 1.0220 and target further)

Previously short at 1.0330
Stop loss at 1.0220 (bring stop loss from 1.0380
Target at 1.0080 and 1.0000

EURUSD: The European Central Bank cut its key lending rate to 1% from 1.25% but opted against increased government-bond purchases.

Euro tumbled further late in the session amid reports that Germany may oppose key aspects of the summit’s draft agreement, such as issuing a banking license for a bailout fund. The trickle of reports suggesting an acrimonious start to the summit was a disappointment to investors, who have looked to the gathering in hopes of more substantial efforts to combat the sovereign-debt crisis.

We expect a range for today in EURUSD rate of 1.3250 to 1.3400 (Yesterday we set long above 1.3400; the pair got hit by stop loss.)

Set limit BUY order at 1.3250
Stop loss at 1.3170
Target at 1.3360, 1.3430

USDJPY: The Federal Reserve’s latest weekly money supply report Thursday shows seasonally adjusted M1 rose by $15.4 billion to $2.151 trillion, while M2 rose $3.4 billion to $9.622 trillion.

The figures are preliminary estimates for the week extending through Nov. 28 and are subject to revisions.

We expect a range for today in USDJPY rate of 77.30 to 77.90 (Yesterday, the pair drop low to 77.10, hit our limit order at 77.30. We continue to hold the pair and close out at the target below)

Bought the pair at 77.30
Stop loss at 76.70
Target at 77.80, 78.20

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