24 April 2012 analyst 15: 55 GMT
although Dow Jones - FXCM U.S. Dollar Index (Ticker: USDollar) rest of 0.09 per cent below the opening, we remain optimistic about the reserve currency as it continues to find support around the figure 9 900. While the FOMC interest rate decision takes the center of the stage, the descending triangle can continue to take shape in the next 24 hours of trading, but the greenback appears certainly to build a base in the short-term for a greater displacement as the Fed talks on speculation for a new round of quantitative easing. Indeed, a statement less Dove with a forecast for growth and inflation may eventually trigger an escape distributed on the rise in the index, and we could see the Fed to adopt a slightly hard tone in the underlying growth of price stickiness.
As the USDOLLAR continues to threaten rising trend channel earlier this year, we certainly keep a close eye on strength relative index bearish divergence, and the dollar may come under increased pressure the Fed take additional steps to foster a stronger recovery. Buy program rather than push through an other asset on a large scale, the FOMC may look to extend "Operation Twist" its scheduled expiry in June, but it seems that the Fed will unwind gradually its emergency as Central Bank officials become more optimistic towards the economy of. Indeed, the FOMC member of the Commission, said Janet Yellen the conclusion of "Operation Twist" should not be seen "as a tightening of policy" and went on say that it would only support more easier if the economic recovery is forecast to weaken. In turn, it appears that the Fed will end its cycle of relaxation toward the end of the year, and we could attend the Committee begin to develop a provisional exit strategy, improve growth prospects.
The dollar has gained ground against two of the four elements, led by a decline of 0.13% of the Australian dollar, which was followed by a decrease of 0.01% in Japanese Yen. As the USDJPY remains capped by the ADM of 20 days (81,59), we may see the pair of continuing to follow on the side prior to may, but the difference in monetary policy could trigger a brutal demonstration in the USDJPY as the Bank of the Japan commitments to achieve the objective of 1% of inflation. The BoJ is seeking to do its cycle of relaxation through 2012, the change in the Fed's policy Outlook certainly gave an optimistic forecast for the USDJPY, and it appears that the couple has earned a little higher in April as the strength relative index continues to come from the depression. In turn, we may see the dollar-yen to resume the advance earlier this year, and the couple seems ready to mark high fees through 2012 as the Fed borders Paris for convenience.
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Index
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Last
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High
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Low
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Daily
Change (%)
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Daily Range (% of ATR)
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DJ-FXCM
Dollar Index
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9921.56
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9947.47
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9913.22
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-0.08
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63.39%
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although Dow Jones - FXCM U.S. Dollar Index (Ticker: USDollar) rest of 0.09 per cent below the opening, we remain optimistic about the reserve currency as it continues to find support around the figure 9 900. While the FOMC interest rate decision takes the center of the stage, the descending triangle can continue to take shape in the next 24 hours of trading, but the greenback appears certainly to build a base in the short-term for a greater displacement as the Fed talks on speculation for a new round of quantitative easing. Indeed, a statement less Dove with a forecast for growth and inflation may eventually trigger an escape distributed on the rise in the index, and we could see the Fed to adopt a slightly hard tone in the underlying growth of price stickiness.
As the USDOLLAR continues to threaten rising trend channel earlier this year, we certainly keep a close eye on strength relative index bearish divergence, and the dollar may come under increased pressure the Fed take additional steps to foster a stronger recovery. Buy program rather than push through an other asset on a large scale, the FOMC may look to extend "Operation Twist" its scheduled expiry in June, but it seems that the Fed will unwind gradually its emergency as Central Bank officials become more optimistic towards the economy of. Indeed, the FOMC member of the Commission, said Janet Yellen the conclusion of "Operation Twist" should not be seen "as a tightening of policy" and went on say that it would only support more easier if the economic recovery is forecast to weaken. In turn, it appears that the Fed will end its cycle of relaxation toward the end of the year, and we could attend the Committee begin to develop a provisional exit strategy, improve growth prospects.The dollar has gained ground against two of the four elements, led by a decline of 0.13% of the Australian dollar, which was followed by a decrease of 0.01% in Japanese Yen. As the USDJPY remains capped by the ADM of 20 days (81,59), we may see the pair of continuing to follow on the side prior to may, but the difference in monetary policy could trigger a brutal demonstration in the USDJPY as the Bank of the Japan commitments to achieve the objective of 1% of inflation. The BoJ is seeking to do its cycle of relaxation through 2012, the change in the Fed's policy Outlook certainly gave an optimistic forecast for the USDJPY, and it appears that the couple has earned a little higher in April as the strength relative index continues to come from the depression. In turn, we may see the dollar-yen to resume the advance earlier this year, and the couple seems ready to mark high fees through 2012 as the Fed borders Paris for convenience.
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