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Today's Live Show: Fundamental Focus− EUR Implosion?

Tue, Jul 14 2009, 16:29 GMT
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In the broadcast today: Fundamental Focus- EUR Implosion? We ask the experts Mr. Steve Meizinger, Director of Education at ISE- International Securities Exchange, and Mr. Jack Crooks, Chief Investment Officer at Black Swan Capital, on the importance of fundamental analysis for currency traders, how to develop a fundamental view for the major currencies and how some negative underlying fundamentals can affect the future fate of the EUR, we follow up on the latest FX Options Trade Alerts, we analyze the major currency pairs and the market's reaction to the U.K. CPI, the Euro-zone Industrial Production and ZEW Sentiment Survey, and the U.S. Retail Sales, we discuss new forecasts from JPMorgan Chase, BNP Paribas and UBS, and prepare for the trading session ahead.

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