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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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Spain has been stalling in asking for a bailout, and this strategist sees the euro stalling as well — so she has another trade in mind.
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Traders are so certain the European Central Bank will raise interest rates tomorrow that any indication of dovishness will hurt the euro, this strategist says.
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Amelia Bourdeau, Westpac Institutional Bank, with a currency play on strong economic data coming out of Canada.
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A federal government shutdown might not dent the dollar too badly, especially if it's short. But when the debt-ceiling debate rolls around, watch out.
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Economic reports from China and Europe have been disappointing, but for this strategist, they suggest a bullish trade.
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The yen is continuing its slide as the Bank of Japan meets, but an expected European Central Bank action is having the opposite effect. Time for your daily FX Fix.
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Amelia Bourdeau, Westpac Institutional Bank, discusses why she would be long a commodity currency versus the euro.
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The Fed's QE3 announcement kicked off a party for risk-sensitive currencies, but this strategist says the fun is ending.
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A currency strategy on renewed interest in New Zealand's assets, with Amelia Bourdeau, Westpac Institutional Bank.
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The Fed's dual responsibilities for employment and price stability lead to dollar-depressing policies, says this strategist.
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A currency strategy on the U.S. dollar and Turkish lira, with Win Thin, Brown Brothers Harriman.
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S&P recently lifted the Czech Republic's debt two notches, citing low debt levels and a balanced economy. Vaclav Klaus, Czech Republic President, weighs in.
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If and when the S&P 500 rolls over, CHF/JPY will selloff, says Todd Gordon, Aspen Trading.
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Today, Spain is at the forefront in the headlines and media with ugly protests in Madrid ahead of Thursday’s budget announcement.
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We've launched a new blog and a new show to help investors on the currency front.
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More elderly people are working, and the trend could affect the dollar's direction.
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Risk-sensitive currencies have been on a roll, but these strategists say the fun is about to end.
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"My sense is it's not about the dollar getting stronger. It's about the euro getting weaker. I think there's been a bit of erosion in sentiment in part because of the politics in Washington over the deficit," says a chief currency strategist.
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Earnings weigh on risk and the IMF issues a euro zone warning — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Euro traders are ... shrugging.... at the news that Irish banks need $34 billion to withstand future market shocks.
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