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Video Interview with James Chen: Euro and AUD will continue strengthening against the USD

Wed, Oct 21 2009, 10:36 GMT
by Mauricio Carrillo

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An exclusive interview with James Chen, Chief Technical Strategist at FX Solutions, recorded at the FXstreet.com's International Traders Conference 2009 in Barcelona. James gave us his forecast for the EUR/USD and AUD/USD. He expects the Euro and Aussie to continue its uptrend against the Greenback in the mid-term.


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