Analysis Topic: Currency Market Analysis
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Friday, October 05, 2007
The Rush Out of the US Dollar - Watch These Key Currency Moves! / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Money_and_Markets
Last week, I said the U.S. dollar could get whacked by blows from both the Middle East and the Far East. I told you how Saudi Arabia was backing away from its allegiance to the greenback and that other countries throughout the Gulf — and Asia — could soon do the same thing.
Now, we're hearing even more rumblings from both fronts …
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Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Loss of Confidence in the US Dollar As it Crashes Towards USD 40! / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Jim_Willie_CB
Dollar Faith & Failed Trinity: Faith and confidence in the USDollar, in management of the US banking system, in the viability of the USEconomic structure, in the image of Wall Street honesty, and in the integrity of USGovt federal finances are all at historic lows. Repair seems close to impossible. The US Congress, the current presidential Administration, the USFederal Reserve, and the US Dept of Treasury together appear to be in the center of a grotesque policy failure morass. Read full article... Read full article...
Monday, October 01, 2007
US Dollar Crash - Explosion in Currencies, Gold, Crude Oil, Food! Urgent Steps ... / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Money_and_Markets
The dollar's crash is now so fast and so severe, it's setting off nearly every other market on the planet: 
Foreign currencies are exploding!
The euro has just catapulted to 1.427, its seventh consecutive all-time record high.
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Friday, September 28, 2007
A One-Two Punch for the US Dollar from the East / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Money_and_Markets
Jack Crooks writes: The U.S. dollar index has just plunged to its lowest level of all time.
Back in 1992, its extreme intraday low was 78.19. Yesterday, it reached 78.16 – a historic event that signals a stronger and more imminent cascade of selling to hit the dollar from all sides.
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Friday, September 21, 2007
Bernanke and the Saudis Punish the US Dollar! / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Money_and_Markets
Jack Crooks writes: With the dollar barely above an all-time low against a basket of the world's major currencies, two major events have now burst onto the scene, slamming it even further:
First, Ben Bernanke and his friends at the Federal Reserve decided to give the stock markets a generous gift, but in the process, have also decided to abandon any vestige of support for the U.S. dollar.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
US Dollar Downtrend into March 2008 / Currencies / US Dollar
By: David_Petch
Morning all, I have looked at the USD and there are many uncertainties about how things unfold. There are some clues presented that suggest the new course the USD is likely to ensue over the course of the next 2 years. The dollar failing to have any resistance on the path below 80 required acceptance that the USD was going below 80. If a triangle is still forming, it is going to have a descending angle to it, which poses very bearish upon its resolution (still mid to late 2009).Read full article... Read full article...
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Intermarket Reactions to Fed: It All Starts With the US Interest Rate Cut / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Donald_W_Dony
A lowering of the Fed Fund rate creates many short and long-term effects within the different markets. Though the easing is designed to stabilize the economy, in light of the sub-prime credit crunch, and prevent the U.S.A. from drifting into a recession, there is also a chain reaction that develops due to this decrease.
The strength of a currency in the world markets is largely dependent on the fundamental health of the country and the interest rate being offered. The more fiscally secure the country, generally the lower the rate. The opposite is also true. Financially weak countries require a higher rate of return to remain competitive against other currencies.
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
US Dollar Collapse Imminent - What's Under Your Mattress? / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Dudley_Baker
I'm not trying to get personal here, I don't' care about your magazines, or other objects you may keep under your mattress. But we ask, how frequently do you here someone say, ‘I'm going to put some dollars under my mattress for a ‘rainy day'? Well, readers, we have some ‘rainy days' coming and the question will not only be:
1. Do you have something under your mattress?
but, more importantly
2. What do you have under your mattress?
Monday, September 17, 2007
US Dollar v. Chinese Yuan: There's More Than Meets The Eye / Currencies / China Currency Yuan
By: Gerard_Jackson
A great deal has been written about the Chinese economy — much of it nonsense — and the pegging of the yuan to the US dollar. I think a little theoretical digression may be in order. If the world were on a gold standard, by that I mean that all notes and bank deposits would be supported by a 100 per cent gold reserve, the pegging of currencies would not be possible. Each currency would represent a certain amount of gold. If currency A represented x gold units and currency B represented 2x units of gold then the exchange rate would obviously be 2:1. There would be no inflows or outflows of any significance so long as the exchange rates stayed with the gold points 1 .Read full article... Read full article...
Monday, September 17, 2007
US Dollar Dives to New Low Against Euro / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Regent_Markets
Last week the Euro hit an all time high against the US dollar after speculation intensified that the FOMC (US equivalent of the bank of England ) will cut rates to ease the credit crunch which has plagued the equity markets and lending institution world wide.Read full article... Read full article...
Friday, September 14, 2007
US Dollar / Yen - One of the Greatest Market Moves of All Time / Currencies / Japanese Yen
By: Money_and_Markets
Martin here with a change in our line-up that will make a lot of readers very happy: The dollar's decline is now so critical — and surging foreign currencies so potentially profitable — that we have decided to add a tremendous new resource for Money and Markets readers:
Our currency expert, Jack Crooks, will be here for you each Friday morning with his timely insights on the dollar, foreign currencies, international markets, and everything they impact.
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Monday, September 10, 2007
US Dollar is Crashing! Time for Action! / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Money_and_Markets
Martin Weiss writes : The U.S. dollar is crashing. It's crashing against the euro, the pound, the Swiss franc and, especially the Japanese yen.
Just this past Thursday, for example, one U.S. dollar could have bought 115 yen; on Friday, it could buy only 113. In just 24 hours, the dollar fell more that it would historically fall in 24 weeks!
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Friday, September 07, 2007
Collapse of the Fiat Currencies Led by the US Dollar / Currencies / Financial Crash
By: Paul_Tustain
Bernanke's Plums - "... The problem with plums is that they rot, decreasing in value with age. This means you must sell them, not wait, if there is a glut. That is the new status of the US Dollar..."
MARKET BUBBLES don't really pop. They hiss a bit, reflate a bit, and then hiss a bit more.
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Sunday, September 02, 2007
Yen Carry Trade to Continue Unwinding / Currencies / Yen Carry Trade
By: Ashraf_Laidi
As per our FX forecast made on August 1st 115.60 Yen by End of August http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article1717.html predicting USD/JPY to reach 115.60 by end of August, the dollar hit this very level on the last day of August from its August 1st level of 119.18. We missed our EURUSD call for $1.37 by 60 pips and our GBPUSD call for $2.100 by 70 pips. In fact, USDJPY fell by more than 700 points during the month before regaining ground and closing below 117.
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Friday, August 24, 2007
Japanese Yen The Biggest One-Way Bet of All Time / Currencies / Japanese Yen
By: Money_and_Markets
Jack Crooks writes: Since Mike Larson is off today, he's asked me to fill in for him. And his request couldn't have come at a better time: My specialty is foreign currencies. Foreign currencies have been surging against the dollar. And we're on the verge of a very specific currency explosion that could generate one of the greatest profit opportunities in a quarter century.
Here's the scoop:
The world's largest hedge funds and the world's richest institutions have been borrowing massive amounts of cheap Japanese money to fund some of the riskiest bets of all time. And now, that whole mountain of debt and risk is starting to crumble.
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Monday, August 20, 2007
China Prepares to Dump US Dollars / Currencies / US Dollar
By: David_Vaughn
The following is a good 6 dollar spike occurring in the middle of the week. Though too many are concerned with gold not breaking 700 already gold still continues to consolidate, gain steam, and become stronger still.
Now the title of this article is a pretty lofty accusation. We have heard this as a possibility countless, countless times but it has always been just a rumor. Is the possibility still just a rumor?
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Friday, August 17, 2007
Gold and Crude Oil - Real Money Measuring Real Value? / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Julian_DW_Phillips
In the face of gyrating currency markets it is difficult to get a real "price" on anything at the moment. We have often asked the question here, what is the price of gold? If it is $670 then we ask, what is the price of the $. Should the $ be valued in gold, the other way round to now? Well the same question should now be asked of oil. Why? Because the value of the $ is now subject to question internationally. Read full article... Read full article...
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Making Sense of the Currency Market Turmoil / Currencies / Global Financial System
By: William_R_Thomson
How far will the US$ fall? Will yen 'carry trade' positions unwind swiftly? Experts give their take on these and related concerns
OVERVIEW
The combination of a sliding dollar, an unwinding of yen 'carry trades' (whereby yen are used to finance investment or speculation in higher- yielding currencies) and a credit crunch in US markets has sent financial markets reeling around the world. Volatility is back and global asset valuations are looking shaky.
The Business Times gathered together an impressive array of experts to discuss just how serious the situation is - and where investors should look for refuge in the storm.
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Thursday, August 02, 2007
US Dollar to Fall to 115.60 Japanese Yen by the End of August / Currencies / Japanese Yen
By: Ashraf_Laidi
The 48K seen in the ADP National Employment report on private payrolls for July, was well below expectations of 100K following 150K in June and 98 in May. Considering the ADP's 66% track in predicting the direction of (up or down) in private payrolls reported by the US Department of Labor, today's disappointing figure causes us to downgrade our forecast for non farm payrolls to 80K from June's 132K. Consensus of forecasts currently stands at 124K.
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Thursday, July 26, 2007
US Dollar Warning - This is going to dramatically affect you ... / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Money_and_Markets
Larry Edelson writes: By every measure under the sun, the dollar is getting creamed, just like I told you it would.
It recently hit a 25-year low against the British pound … a record low against the euro … a 12-year low against the Thai baht … and a seven-year low against a third-world currency, the Philippine peso.
In terms of overall international purchasing power, the dollar is now at its weakest level in decades.
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