Euro - Belgium Business Survey Suggests Potential Strength in German IFO Report US Dollar - Carry Trade Demand Continues to Drive Greenback Higher Profit Taking Hits the Commodity Currencies
- US Dollar Strengthens as Inflation Data Surprises to the Upside - Japanese Yen Remains an Attractive Funding Currency - Stronger Commodity Prices Trigger Sharp Gains in CAD, AUD and NZD
- US Dollar Strengthens but CPI Data not Expected to Supportive - Yen May Not Rally Regardless of BoJ Rate Decision - British Pound - Further Gains Contingent Upon BoE Minutes
- US Dollar Will Struggle to Rally This Week - British Pound Sees V Shaped Recovery after BoE Suggests that the Currency May Be Overvalued - Japanese Yen Gives Back Gains Ahead of BoJ Meeting
- US Dollar - Could a Shortened Trading Week and Light Data Lead to Gains? - Bank of Japan Rate Decision is the Marquee Event Next Week for the FX Market - Commodity Currencies End the Week Strong
US Dollar - Weak Data But Not Weak Enough to Alter Fed Stance Japanese Yen Extends Strength Following Robust GDP Report Canadian Dollar Hits 7 Week High Against the US Dollar
- US Dollar Slips as Wider Trade Deficit Signals Downward Revisions to Q4 GDP - British Pound Under Pressure After Weak Consumer Price Reports - Commodity Currencies Stage a Strong Rally
• US Dollar - Bernanke and Retail Sales to Drive Activity This Week • EUR/USD Nears Bottom of Range Ahead of ZEW and GDP Data • Canadian Dollar Hit by Oil Reversal
• British Pound - Hit by Blowup in US Sub-Prime Lending • Euro - Bullish Bias Intact Following Hawkish Comments from ECB President Trichet • New Zealand Dollar Reverses After Finance Minister Cullen Proposes Mortgage Levy
Euro - ECB Trichet's Press Conference Could Trigger a Breakout in the EUR/USD British Pound Weakens After Disappointing Industrial Production Report New Zealand Employment Falls Short of Expectations
US Dollar - What to Expect for G7, ECB and Oil Prices British Pound Lower on Softer Service Sector PMI Carry Traders Bail Out of Yen Shorts Ahead of G7
- US Dollar - Non-Farm Payrolls Drives the EUR/USD Back into Its Trading Range - Euro Retreats on Speculation that Next ECB Rate Hike Will be Their Last - British Pound Continues to Rally on Good Data
- US Dollar Rallies Ahead of Payrolls, but Watch Out for a Disappointment - British Pound Rallies as UK Manufacturing Activity Beats Expectations - Australian Trade Deficit Expected to Widen in December
- US Dollar Sells Off as Contractionary Chicago PMI Signals Potential Weakness in ISM - Euro Rallies On the Back of Stronger German Retail Sales and Unemployment Data - Japanese Yen Rallies on Comments From US Treasury Paulson