FX Options Trade Alert

Mon, May 12 2008, 13:56 GMT
by Trading Central Team

Trading Central


Last week, the U.S. Dollar lost some strength against all other currencies except the British Pound. We entered a short position on USD/JPY to take advantage of the downside breakout of a daily rising wedge (bearish pattern). A pull back to the previous lower boundary should not be ruled out before a new weak trend continues.

For this week, some decisive figures are to be released with the Retail Sales on Tuesday, the Inflation on Wednesday and the University of Michigan confidence survey on Friday. This should give a good outlook on the U.S. economy and, thus, on the U.S. Dollar perspectives. We will keep you inform of our strategy.

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Published on  Mon, May 12 2008, 13:58 GMT

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