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Kathy Lien
Busy Week Ahead: How Are FX Traders Positioned? By Kathy Lien - Sep 15, 2020

With three monetary policy announcements, labor market numbers, New Zealand Q2 GDP, retail sales and a number of inflation reports scheduled for release this week, it should be a busy one for...

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Euro Fails To Hold Gains Despite ECB Optimism By Kathy Lien - Sep 11, 2020

The euro soared above 1.19 on the back of the European Central Bank’s monetary policy announcement. The ECB was less dovish than anticipated but the single currency failed to hold onto its...

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ECB Preview: Could It Cut Rates? No Way By Kathy Lien - Sep 09, 2020 1

The European Central Bank’s monetary policy announcement is the most important event risk this week. Based on the persistent weakness of the euro, investors are bracing for ECB dovishness....

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Dow's 800-Point Drop Sends Risk FX Lower By Kathy Lien - Sep 04, 2020

With less than 24 hours to go before the next U.S. jobs report, it was finally time for investors to take profits on overstretched equity positions. The fragile U.S. recovery fails to justify...

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EUR, AUD Tumble Sharply On U.S. Dollar Gains By Kathy Lien - Sep 03, 2020

The record-breaking moves in the S&P 500 has drawn investors into U.S. assets and, in turn, the U.S. dollar. The greenback extended its gains against all of the major currencies on Wednesday,...

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Euro Rejects 1.20, More Losses Ahead? By Kathy Lien - Sep 02, 2020

At the start of the New York trading session, EUR/USD raced above 1.20, but this psychologically significant level was rejected quickly and aggressively. The reversal is no surprise given this...

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Why Stocks Fell But Currencies Rallied By Kathy Lien - Aug 26, 2020

At the start of the New York trading session, investors were buying currencies and equities. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed to record highs, leading high beta currencies...

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Euro: Pullback Or Correction? By Kathy Lien - Aug 24, 2020

It is the last week of August, and during this time of the year the markets are normally very quiet. Most people are off enjoying the final bits of summer and spending time with their families...

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What EUR/JPY Sell-Off Says About Broader Markets By Kathy Lien - Aug 10, 2020

This new trading week kicked off with fresh gains for equities but a rally in stocks failed to translate into strength for currencies. The Dow Jones Industrial Average moved higher for the...

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U.S. Dollar: 2 Reasons Why Friday Is The Big Day By Kathy Lien - Aug 06, 2020

Tomorrow is a big day for currencies, equities and Treasuries. It's Congress’ self-imposed deadline for a stimulus package and the scheduled release of nonfarm payrolls. Based on the...

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U.S. Dollar Resumes Slide Taking Cue From Yields By Kathy Lien - Aug 04, 2020

The U.S. dollar resumed its slide on Tuesday in what may turn out to be a very short-lived recovery. There were no U.S. economic reports on the calendar, but 10-year Treasury yields resumed their...

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AUD Backs Off 5-Month Highs Ahead of RBA By Kathy Lien - Aug 03, 2020

After falling sharply in the month of July, the U.S. dollar kicked off the new month with a nice broad-based rally. The greenback traded higher against all of the major currencies despite mixed...

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U.S. Dollar – Will Buyers Return in August? By Kathy Lien - Jul 31, 2020

July was a very difficult month for the U.S. dollar. The greenback sold off sharply against all of the major currencies, hitting multi-month or multi-year lows in the process. In one month, it...

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