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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 protests over the plunging Iranian rial are taking currency wars to a whole new level.
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The Canadian dollar is weaker after a no-confidence vote toppled the conservative Harper government.
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Both the Bank of England and the European Central Bank are meeting tomorrow. Here's your trading plan.
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The euro is surprisingly resilient in the face of summit uncertainty and member-country troubles, but traders are getting tired of the Swiss franc — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Gloom lifts the dollar and Poland's central bank surprises — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The dollar's weakness isn't just a product of low interest rates. This new study ranks just how responsible - or not - U.S. fiscal policy is.
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The U.S. jobs report made plenty of traders happy - but dollar traders were left in the dust. Here's how to use currencies to trade on the news. Hint: go across the border.
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A European Central Bank rate cut won't come right away, but this strategist thinks it's in the bag for late 2012.
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The yen may regain its status as a carry trade of choice now that the G7 has intervened to halt its rise. Is another rush into global assets coming?
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Central banks can only slow, not stop, currencies from moving when fundamentals dictate a shift. That means you, Malaysia and Thailand.
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Australia cuts rates and kiwis look sweet — it's time for your FX Fix.
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As crude oil prices power higher, they are bringing the Norwegian Krone along with them. The dollar is another story.
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Central banks added reserves in dollars and more, and British manufacturers need to crank it up again. It's time for your FX fix.
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This week brings the first post-QE3 payroll report, and this strategist has a currency trading plan.
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Troubles in Portugal and Spain aren't keeping the euro down, but anemic retail sales are doing a number on the British pound — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Traders are just about planning on an April 7 interest rate hike by the European Central Bank. But the approaching end of QE2 could burst the euro's bubble, this strategist says.
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Currency investors got frisky in the third quarter and risk currencies rose, but this strategist senses a mood shift.
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China's Golden Week is coming, and this strategist sees a trade with luster.
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The British pound is weaker today, but watch out: an interest rate hike is still likely, and the pound will eventually rise, says this strategist.
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The stress test for Spanish banks wasn't pretty, but this strategist sees a buying opportunity.
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