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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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Greece and Spain drive the euro and Japan and South Korea shrink their swap — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The Australian dollar has had quite a ride, and the fun isn't over, according to this J.P. Morgan strategist.
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Wonder what is keeping the British pound so strong? It's the British, stupid.
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The dollar is stronger - really - and Iceland is planning a slow thaw. Your daily FX Fix, right here.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is making a southern trip, and this strategist sees the euro heading in the same direction.
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The euro is currently overvalued, and it may have to fall to undervalued levels before the sovereign debt crisis is resolved, says this money manager.
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Investors fret over the global economy and Iran gets tough on currency traders — it's time for your FX Fix.
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If you'd like to take a position on gold but you don't want to buy or sell gold itself, here's a way to get the same results by trading currencies.
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Third-quarter earnings are coming, and this strategist has a currency trade to get you ready.
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Emerging-market currencies are sliding with commodity prices, but hawkish central bankers are propping up the euro and the dollar. Get your daily FX Fix right here.
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Europe for now has a grip on the debt crisis, this strategist says, and he is ready to trade the improving market mood.
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I'm looking to see if we get the same consistent message from members of the Federal Reserve: the economy has recovered, there are risks to the current monetary policy and there needs to be an explicitly stated "exit" program.
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A jobs report looms and South African unrest weighs on the rand — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Want to use currencies to trade on pending deals? Here's how.
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With the election just weeks away, this strategist has ideas about where a President Romney would take the dollar.
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It's a rough day for the British pound, but the sun is shining down under — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Germany's export partners are ailing, and that's bad news for Europe's biggest economy.
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From Portugal to Ireland, nothing has dented the euro's surprising strength. And in Canada, even a no-confidence vote hasn't jarred the Canadian dollar. Here's how to trade them.
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Central banks hold steady and Spain manages a sale — it's time for your FX Fix.
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For some time, the euro has been subjected to conflicting influences — one which supports the euro and one which weighs on it. However, EURUSD is currently following the spread in short-term interest rates.
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