- Sharp shift towards US Dollar-selling gives contrarian warning it may continue higher
- A sharp drop in forex volatility nonetheless gives pause, next market moves are critical
- See full analysis below in individual currency sections
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View individual currency sections:
EURUSD - Euro Forecast Turns Bearish as it Breaks $1.13
GBPUSD - Sharp Shift in Sentiment Warns of British Pound Weakness
USDJPY - USDJPY Rallies Should be Sold, Dips Bought
AUDUSD - Australian Dollar at Risk of Turn Lower
NZDUSD - New Zealand Dollar Rally May be Cut Short
GBPJPY - British Pound May Hold Gains versus Japanese Yen
Weekly Summary of Forex Trader Sentiment and Changes in Positioning
A major shift in retail forex positioning suggests the US Dollar may rally further, but it will be critical to watch the Euro’s near $1.11 for larger moves.
This is especially true given that FX volatility prices have tumbled near multi-month lows on a slowdown in broader financial market tensions. If the Euro holds key lows, those traders who have bought into declines stand to benefit.
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--- Written by David Rodriguez, Quantitative Strategist for DailyFX.com
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