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Focus on Global Trade Rebalancing, US Dollar (USD) Weekly Forecast
This week showed another round of encouraging US data, suggesting that growth momentum in the US economy is currently picking up. Unfortunately, the deadline on this publication is prior to the release of the January employment report, which is the … Continue reading
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Tagged Consumer Confidence, currency broker, Danske Bank, Euro Currency, Exchange Rates, Fed Chairman, FOREX Blog, FX Market, GBP, GDP, House Budget Committee, International Payments, ISM Manufacturing, Lloyds TSB Bank, NFIB small business, University of Michigan, usd
US Economic Data-heavy Week, A late-Week US Dollar Recovery Rests on Strong NFP Jobs Figures
The US Dollar saw a potentially important turnaround through late-week trade, setting the stage for continued strength in a pivotal week for fundamentals and perhaps broader market sentiment. US Nonfarm Payrolls data will dominate foreseeable event risk in the week … Continue reading
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Tagged currency broker, Danske Bank, Euro Currency, Exchange Rates, FOMC, FOREX Blog, FX Market, GBP, greenback, housing data, inflation, initial jobless claims, interest rate decision, International Payments, ISM Manufacturing, nonfarm payrolls, President Obama, q4 gdp, US Federal Open Market Committee, usd
Further Potential Volatility for the Greenback (US Dollar)
The US Dollar finished 2010 on a weak note, falling against all G10 currency counterparts in the final week of trading. Yet the Greenback is poised for a potential reversal into the New Year if we see resumption in its … Continue reading
