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The initial bailout deal for Cyprus has jarred euro holders, taking the currency close to a key technical level, and these experts expect more weakness.
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The past week saw plenty of action in the currency markets, but commodities went on a ride as well. From "Money In Motion", tips on using currencies to trade commodities.
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A reported German challenge to European bond-buying dents the euro and commodity prices hit the Aussie - it's time for your FX Fix.
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Risk-on investors are back in action, and the euro is riding high — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Risk appetites are getting sated, and this strategist is wary of currencies from countries with stimulus programs underway.
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The G-7's intervention has halted the yen's rise, but what happens next isn't clear. Here's how to trade.
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Gold and silver are on a tear, but only one can be your best option. This strategist breaks it down.
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The yen is trading within range of its pre-crisis levels hours after G-7 countries intervened in the markets. Will it last?
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A sentiment survey dents the euro, but confidence is up in Brazil — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The yen is settling into a range after coordinated intervention by G-7 countries, but there's plenty of excitement elsewhere — it's time for your FX Fix.
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All the central bank stimulus is turning investors away from safe havens and toward riskier currencies, giving this strategist a plan.
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The Fed's QE3 has Brazil talking currency wars, and it's also pushing up commodity prices. This strategist sees a trade.
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Spain bailout hopes lift the euro and Brazil fires a warning shot — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Emerging market currencies have been laggards, but this strategist thinks that could change.
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The euro takes a hit and investors ready for more central bank moves — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The Bank of Japan eases, euro traders take profits, and Iceland says later for the euro — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Don't look now, but the rally in risk-sensitive currencies could be sputtering.
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So many investors are long the Canadian dollar that a little shift in their mood could mean a big hit.
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The Bank of Japan's easing move is leading this strategist to look for a sell sign for the euro.
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The euro has been on a tear against the dollar, but this strategist sees a better way to play the common currency.
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