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Kathy Lien

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The U.S. dollar traded lower against all of the major currencies on Tuesday. This broad-based decline is a reflection of the market’s concerns about how the U.S. political and economic...
We’ve finally made it to the last week of 2020. A coronavirus vaccine is in the process of being rolled out, a Brexit agreement is in place and U.S. President Donald Trump finally signed...
Year-End FX Sell-Off? No Yet
By Kathy Lien - Dec 23, 2020
We feared that there would be year-end profit-taking in currencies this week as the virus mutation and lack of Brexit progress haunts the markets. But so far, we haven’t seen any evidence...
It has been a challenging week for the U.S. dollar. The greenback fell to fresh 2.5-year lows against most of the major currencies, but as the week drew to a close, it finally...
Risk appetite remains strong, with equities and currencies extending their gains on Thursday. The growing prospect of a stimulus deal in the U.S. and a Brexit agreement in the UK drove investors...
The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy announced failed to stem the U.S. dollar’s slide. The greenback traded lower against most of the major currencies with the only exceptions being...
How Fed Easing Could Be DXY Positive
By Kathy Lien - Dec 15, 20201
Currency traders should brace themselves for a very busy 24 hours. The list of market-moving economic reports scheduled for release is long and includes the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy...
The last full trading week for 2020 will be a busy one. There are four central bank meetings, December PMIs, and employment and consumer spending reports from many countries on the calendar. In...
Currencies were driven lower on Friday on fading hopes for Brexit and U.S. stimulus deals. For most of this year, investors believed that the UK would eventually cave and agree to an orderly exit...
How Much Can Euro Rise Post ECB?
By Kathy Lien - Dec 11, 2020
The euro resumed its rise against the U.S. dollar after the European Central Bank boosted asset purchases on Thursday. Having telegraphed its plans to ease as far back as October, today’s...