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Today's Live Show: New Institutional Forecasts− Clarity or More Uncertainty for the USD?
Mon, Jun 29 2009, 16:57 GMT
by Ilian Yotov
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In the broadcast today: New Institutional Forecasts- Clarity or More Uncertainty for the USD? We examine a number of new institutional forecasts demonstrating conflicting views on the future fate of the USD ahead of the Q3 of 2009, we focus on the USD, the JPY and the EUR before the sequence of important economic data for the rest of the holiday-shortened trading week, we analyze the market's reaction to
the Japanese Industrial Production, the Euro-zone Economic Sentiment and the reasuring statements from Chinese officials on foreign exchange reserves, we discuss forecasts
from Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan Chase and UBS,
and prepare for the busy
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