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[ravi999]

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[ghaffar500]

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[Afnan Ali]

I think we are getting ready to drop down a little bit over the next week or so, but given enough time, I suspect that the buyers will come back. I look for weakness in the beginning part of the week, but then eventually the buyers to come back.

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The US dollar had a tough week against the Japanese yen, initially trying to break above the 114.50 level, which extends to the 115 level as far as resistance is concerned

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The 112-level underneath is a “floor” in the market. I think we may see a little bit of weakness, but ultimately this market turns to the upside.

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The dollar edged lower against a basket of currencies on Friday and was set for its biggest weekly drop in a month as disappointment that a landmark U.S. tax overhaul may be delayed until 2019 put a brake on the currency’s recent rally.

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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against six major currencies, was down 0.12 percent at 94.329. For the week, the index was down 0.65 percent, on pace for its worst performance since the week ending Oct. 13.

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U.S. Senate Republicans unveiled a tax plan on Thursday that differed from the House of Representatives’ version on several fronts, including deductions for state and local taxes, and the estate tax.

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Complicating a Republican push for the biggest revamp of U.S. tax law since the 1980s, senators said that, like the House, they wanted to slash the corporate rate to 20 percent from 35 percent, but in 2019 rather than right away.

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“It just highlights the challenge in reconciling the two (plans),” said currency strategist Erik Nelson of Wells Fargo Securities in New York.

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Commodity Futures Trading Commission data showed net short dollar positions dwindled last week to $3 billion, their smallest in four months, from $18 billion at the end of September.

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Sterling gained on stronger-than-expected data on trade and industrial output. The currency has suffered from concerns about Britain’s exit from the European Union.

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The weaker greenback and a recent rise in oil prices helped the Canadian dollar hold near a two-week high on Friday.

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“In the weeks prior to this ... there had been probably an increase in positive sentiment and optimism around the prospects for tax reform,” he added.

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The pound was up 0.49 percent at $1.3213. It had plunged last week after the Bank of England raised interest rates for the first time in more than 10 years but said the market should expect only two more hikes in the next three years, leading investors to push back their expectations.

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — The US dollar on Friday, November 10, ended trading at J$126.83 up by eight cents according to the Bank of Jamaica's daily foreign exchange trading summary.

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The USD/CHF pair is still consolidating in the middle of the range. We think, today the price may grow towards 0.9975 and then form another descending structure to reach 0.9915 to complete the correction.

[shahjeeu76]

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[Afnan Ali]

But it's important to note who was cut. In many cases it was the sales traders. Instead, clients are being directed to platforms where they can make the trades themselves. It's a trend that's likely to continue.

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It means fewer jobs on Wall Street or in the City of London or wherever. That's a shame but it doesn't mean any fewer people are making trading decisions. It puts the power in corporate boardrooms instead.

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Alternatively, some of that decision-making is automated. International funds are exchanged into domestic currencies automatically.

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What's not changing is overall volumes. More than $5.1 trillion is trading every day. As long as money is flowing in one direction or another, there will be opportunities for traders.

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Bloomberg is out with a story about how fewer people are employed in foreign exchange trading and that more automation is coming.

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The world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund has urged banks to do more to restore investors’ confidence in the global foreign exchange market after a series of scandals.

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The $5tn-a-day market for currency trading is dominated by global banks, and Norges Bank Investment Management has taken aim at the controversial practice of “last look”.

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For me, this could be one of the more interesting markets to pay attention to. On the weekly chart, we initially fell, looking likely to continue the downward pressure after breaking the neckline of the head and shoulders pattern on the daily chart, but since then we have rolled back to the upside.

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This is mainly due to the lack of fortitude in the U.S. Congress, and the inability the past tax reform. It now looks as if we are testing the neckline at the 1.17 handle.

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This is a simple trade for me, we either break above the 1.17 level, and go long, or we roll over again and continue to go lower. I am a seller until we break above the 1.17 level, and then I think we will reverse completely and go towards the 1.21 handle.

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Ultimately, I think that we have made a “higher high”, and that suggests to me that although we are getting ready to roll over, it’s likely that we will continue to see the market look for value at lower levels.

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[billyboy00007]

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[nuruli78]

It is usually advisable to develop your own strategies to look at the daily market. Such strategies may be for your mind and understanding. I advise to trade using Moving Average and MACD. Use average cross-over technique. And keep an everyday skeleton that can be good for you.

[Afnan Ali]

But, as we moved deeper into the year, what started as a garden-variety pullback became a full-force sell-off. The pivot around that theme appeared to take place in March.

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This bullish move in the Dollar extended a move of strength that had actually started in 2014; and just six weeks after the election we had fresh 14-year highs in the Greenback.

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As those rate expectations shifted-lower, so did price action in the Dollar. DXY moved-into a bearish channel that denominated the currency’s movement for most of the first nine months of the year.

[Bitcoin King]

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