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Two main reasons for the weak dollar
Thu, May 3 2007, 07:24 GMT
by George Marshal
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Live Forex, Stock, CFD, Gold and Crude Oil signals by World-Signals.com.The big question for the whole 2007 for the dollar and forex market is whether Federal Reserve will cut the interest rates. The speculations start since the autumn of 2006 and still are the most actual news moving the forex market. A week ago most of the traders forecasting Fed rate cut to the end of 2007 at least once. This means at the end of the year US interest rates at 5.00%. But this week the situation is not the same. The concerns for the US inflation bring new rumors that Fed will keep the interest rates unchanged. Even some analyzers predict rate hike during 2007 if the US inflation is not set on control. The second most important event moving the forex market is the US economic growth. The latest fundamental release shows slowing down of the world biggest economy. But the key element is how slow is the US economy and is it temporary or sign of serious slowing down. Just when are giving the right answer of these questions the dollar should start recovery.
Published on Thu, May 3 2007, 07:23 GMT
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