Loonie Stays Behind – Mid Week Overview

The US dollar is suffering from losses across the board. Out of the three currencies that I’ve covered, only the Canadian dollar stayed behind. The Pound and the Aussie continued enjoyed the dollar’s fall. Here’s an overview of the week so far, and an outlook towards the data-rich Thursday and Friday. British Pound Original coverage: … “Loonie Stays Behind – Mid Week Overview”

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Dollar Retreats On All Fronts – Week’s Roundup

The US dollar is beaten this Friday. It loses ground everywhere. This happened before the disappointing GDP figure, and also after them. Bad Friday for the greenback, yet again. A long term fall in the dollar is imminent. Economic Figures At the beginning of the week, I wrote about 6 key events, in my post:  … “Dollar Retreats On All Fronts – Week’s Roundup”

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Pound at Higher Ground – The Road North is Open

The British Pound made a push forward in it’s journey upwards, getting close to 1.61. As aforementioned, serious resistance appears only at 1.67 , so the road north is open. Review and Outlook… Last week, the British Pound broke strong resistance levels and closed above 1.59. This week’s scary news from North Korea ignited risk … “Pound at Higher Ground – The Road North is Open”

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Contraction or Retraction? US Dollar Outlook

The US dollar collapsed last week against lots of currencies. This week, American figures stand out in the economic calendar, with Prelim GDP being the last and most important figure. Will American contraction squeeze? How will Consumer Confidence, Home Sales (Existing and New), Durable Goods Orders.  and the GDP move dollar this week? Outlook for the beaten … “Contraction or Retraction? US Dollar Outlook”

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Will Retail Sales and GDP Send the Pound Higher?

The Pound is trading in the highest levels for many months, near a major resistance line. There are 4 major indicators this week: CPI, MPC Meeting Minutes, Retail Sales and Revised GDP. Will they send the Pound to new highs? GBP/USD trades above 1.50 during the most of May. It destroyed the magical number of … “Will Retail Sales and GDP Send the Pound Higher?”

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