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Today's Live Show: Is Carry Trade 2.0 Set To Resume After Pullbacks?
Wed, Apr 15 2009, 17:01 GMT
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In the broadcast today: Is Carry Trade 2.0 Set To Resume After Pullbacks? We
analyze the recent price corrections with the JPY currency pairs and the prospects for further resumption of Carry Trade 2.0, we examine the latest GBP/USD pair breakout, the trend developments with the major currency pairs and
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