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Today's Live Show: Return of the JPY Carry Trade?

Thu, May 28 2009, 17:06 GMT
by Ilian Yotov

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In the broadcast today: Return of the JPY Carry Trade? We examine this week's return of the carry trade and its impact on the JPY, we continue to monitor the EUR/GBP pair as the EUR bounces of a major support level on negative U.K. economic prospects and Retail Sales data, we answer listeners' requests to analyze the latest developments with the EUR/JPY and the USD/CHF currency pairs, we review the market's reaction to the Japanese Ministry of Finance Report, the New Zealand Budget Balance, the Euro-zone Consumer Confidence and the U.S. Durable Goods Orders and New Home Sales, we discuss new forecasts from Dresdner Kleinwort and Bank of Tokyo-Mutsubishi, and prepare for the important Japanese CPI and Industrial Production reports in the trading session ahead.

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