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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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Nokia shares have dropped to levels not seen since 1996, and Jamie Townsend, Town Hall Investment Research, explains why he has a "buy" rating on the stock. Amelia Bourdeau, Westpac Institutional Bank, also offers insight on whether the euro has hit bottom, and how investors should play currencies now.
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On last Friday's Money In Motion show, I recommended a trade - selling the U.S. dollar against the Norwegian krone. Here's an update.
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China is releasing a slew of economic data this week, with the potential to move a key currency. The question is how.
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Which stocks are most vulnerable to currency moves? Pepsi, P&G and Oracle all feel the heat, with CNBC's Scott Wapner and the Money In Motion traders.
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A variety of economic factors could finally push a certain currency pair through a key level, this strategist says.
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Remember how Standard & Poor's rattled everybody by going negative on U.S. debt? Currency traders are so over that. Your daily FX Fix, right here.
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When risk appetite is strong, currencies trade less on global events than domestic factors. Here's how to play the pattern.
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The market hasn't realized the significance for the dollar of last week's meeting of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, this analyst says.
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The Canadian dollar is soaring on the wings of a strong inflation report, and yesterday's euro slide has halted — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Spain avoids a cut and the British go to work — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The inflation picture in the U.S. is mixed, but elsewhere in the world prices are rising steadily. Here's how to respond.
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(EFA) is the ETF that tracks global stocks including Europe, with the FMHR traders. And Marc Chandler, Brown Brothers Harriman, explains whether the euro will continue to fall.
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The dollar just can't seem to stop falling. Here's how to trade the trend.
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Germany seems to be thawing toward Greece, but what this means for the euro is complicated. And then there's Spain.
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Standard & Poor's lowered its outlook on the United States, kiwis fell, and Finland is frightening euro traders. Time for your Monday morning FX Fix.
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Natural gas is spiking 7% today, with Jeff Kilburg, Kilburg Capital; and discussing top trades tied to the latest regime changes in Europe, with Anthony Scaramucci, SkyBridge. Also, Amelia Bourdeau, Westpac Institutional Bank, offers insight on how to trade the sliding euro.
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It's been called the Superbowl for currency traders. The World Bank/IMF annual meetings are getting underway, complete with fresh ideas for trading strategies.
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The euro has been bouncing around $1.45 for the past several days. How much further can it run? Here's what the experts say.
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The leader of the UK Independence Party calls for a euro breakup. Would the world be better off, with CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Money In Motion traders. Also, what to buy if Greece gets worse.
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