Expect a dollar rally to begin the week. This opportunity should be used to establish / add to long standing USD bearish positions. The exception is the…

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Top Currency Trading Ideas for the Week of June 30, 2008

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Canadian GDP Surprises As Manufacturing Rebounds.

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Inflation Rises in Europe And Australia, Will ECB and RBA Raise Rates?

No respite for dollar longs as the trading week started out much the same way that last week ended with the greenback weak across the board.

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Dollar Dumped Across The Board, Aussie at 25 Year High - Parity Next?

An index of consumer confidence based on a survey of 2,001 people fell 5 points to minus 34

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Forex in 60 Seconds - A Heavy Concentration Of Event Risk May Force Dollar Breakouts Next Week

The Indian Rupee has fallen to a 14-month low as a result of the sagging Indian stock market and surging inflation. Foreign investors have withdrawn $5.7 Billion from the Indian stock market in the first half of 2008, reinforcing the 30% drop in stock prices that occurred over the same time period. Meanwhile, the nation’s benchmark inflation rate has risen to the highest level in nearly 13 years, and investors are clamoring for the Royal Bank of India to do more. The RBI has already raised interest rates as well as intervening on the Rupee’s behalf in forex markets, as indicated by data on the RBI’s foreign exchange reserves. Both moves were explicitly aimed at combating inflation, but may also carry the unavoidable consequence of stunted economic growth. The Rupee will likely continue to be caught in the slipstream. Bloomberg News reports:

“The rupee is under pressure to weaken because the losses
in the stock market are raising concern about capital
outflows. The
currency could fall further if not for support from the central
bank.”

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Indian Rupee at 14-Month Low

On Monday, Eurostat estimates for Euro-zone CPI are expected to show that inflation accelerated at an ever faster clip of 3.9 percent in June. If CPI is…

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EUR/USD: Euro-zone CPI May Set the Stage for an Imminent ECB Rate Hike

The USDCAD is expected to break higher from a triangle in the next few weeks. The minimum objective is above 1.0378 but a target is near 1.05 (Fibo extension…

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USDCAD: Position for a Breakout

We?re ahead nicely on the GBPAUD trade and are publishing an update to the trade.

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GBPAUD: Rally to Accelerate

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Australian Dollar Crosses Pulling Back

The USDCHF is probably on its way to a new low.

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Swiss Franc Technical Outlook

A C wave (of either a triangle or flat) is underway.

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British Pound Technical Outlook

The USDJPY broke below channel support that had contained price action since the low at 95.72. A corrective rally to 107.00/50 will present a shorting…

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Dollar Countertrend Rally Will Present Next Shorting Opportunity

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European Retail Sales and Confidence Falls, Will The ECB Be One And Done?