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US Market Preview
USD: The Dollar is finding mild pressure this morning, but has been able to hold onto a large portion of yesterday’s sizable recovery from weekly lows.
US Market Preview
USD: The Dollar has been under pressure throughout the overnight session, and at this point has given back all of this week’s early gains.
US Market Preview
USD: The Dollar was unable to sustain an early move up to 21/2-week highs and is finding moderate pressure coming into this US morning’s trading.
Market Analysis: US
USD: The Dollar has rebounded from early pressure and is posting a modest gain to start out the new trading week, as a quiet weekend has done little to change the overall tone of the market.
CFTC: AUD longs cut as commodities suffer. EUR bought
Hedge funds trimmed their dollar position versus eight IMM currency futures by one billion during the week ending April 16.
The Week Ahead in FX
The EUR/JPY and USD/JPY rose on Friday after finance ministers from the Group of 20 nations indicated that they support Japan’s efforts to spur growth through aggressive monetary easing policies.
Market Analysis: US
USD: The Dollar is finding moderate pressure this US morning as prices have consolidated within a tight trading range after the extreme volatility of the past two sessions.
Market Analysis: US
USD: The Dollar is finding moderate strength this morning, but still has a long way to go in order to fully recover from yesterday’s sharp downdraft.
US Market Analysis
USD: The Dollar could not sustain a recovery from overnight pressure and is posting moderate losses this morning,
US Market Analysis
USD: The Dollar was able to rebound, although clearly underperforming the Yen as a safe-haven destination at the start of this week.
CFTC: CAD net-short and NZD net-long both in new record highs
Money managers were net-sellers of dollars during the week ending April 9 according to the latest weekly data from the CFTC.
The Week Ahead in FX
The USD tumbled against the JPY after official data showed that US retail sales fell 0.4% in March, the largest decline in nine months and missing expectations for a 0.1% increase.