- US Dollar - Consumer Confidence to Set the Tone - Euro Rebounds After Hawkish ECB Comments - Japanese Yen Sells Off as Economic Data Supports BoJ's Rate Decision
- US Dollar Strengthens as Market Anticipates Hawkish FOMC Statement - British Pound Extends Sell-Off as Housing Begins to Weaken - Softer Japanese CPI Stems Carry Trade Liquidation
- US Dollar Strength Continues After Disappointing German IFO Report - EUR/USD Could Breakout Next Week - Yen Extends Gains on Carry Trade Liquidation Continues
- Japanese Yen Ends 2 Week Losing Streak on Carry Trade Liquidation - Euro Traders Look for New 16 Year High in German IFO Report - New Zealand dollar Rebounds after RBNZ Retains Hawkish Tone
- US Dollar (USD) Weakens after US Announced Plans to Increase Strategic Oil Reserve - Euro Breaks Out Thanks to Hawkish ECB Comments - Comments from Bank of England Governor Leads to Intraday Reversal in the GBP/USD
- US Dollar Nears 4 Yr High Against the Yen on Strong Carry Trade Demand - Canadian Dollar Hits 14 Month Low on Nortel Settlement and Reversal in Oil - British Pound Sees Fresh Gains After Firmer House Price Report
- US Dollar (USD) - Lack of Buyers Characterize Tough Trading Week - British Pound Weakens As Traders Become Concerned About Housing Market - Reserve Bank of New Zealand Not Likely to Move Rates After Weak Retail Sales Report
• Japanese Yen (JPY) Sells Off as BoJ Rate Hike Expectations Tumble • US Dollar Shrugs Off Stronger Inflation and Housing Data • British Pound Extends Rally on Firmer Employment Data
- US Dollar (USD) Steady as Fed Fund Futures Price in at Most, a 25bp Cut by Dec - Euro Rallies As Traders Look for a Rebound in the German ZEW Survey - Canadian Dollar Strengthens Despite No Changes Expected from Bank of Canada
- US Dollar (USD) Becomes Exhausted Despite Strong Retail Sales - British Pound (GBP) Looks Ahead to Strong Inflation Data Next Week - Japanese Yen (JPY) Faces 50-50 Chance of Interest Rate Hike
- US Dollar (USD) Rally Now Contingent Upon Retail Sales - Euro - British Pound (EURGBP) Hits 18 Month Low as BoE Surprises and ECB Disappoints - Chinese Yuan is now Stronger than the Hong Kong Dollar
- Euro (EUR) Traders Insecure Ahead of ECB Rate Decision - US Dollar (USD) Rallies After Stronger Trade Balance - Canadian Dollar (CAD) Rises Despite 19 Month Low in Oil Prices
- US Dollar (USD) Rises Ahead of Trade Balance Report - UK, Australia and Canada All Expecting Trade Data - Japanese Yen (JPY) Slips As Traders Question BoJ's Plans to Raise Rates
• Dollar Corrects as Geopolitical Uncertainties Rise • Disputes in Russia and Middle East Sends Oil Prices Higher • Germany Reports a Surprise Drop in Retail Sales
Strong Payrolls Drives the EURUSD to 1 Month Low - Carry Trade Liquidation Continues to Benefit the Yen - Canadian Unemployment Rate Drops to 30 Year Low