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US Employment May Still Play a Role in Developing a True Breakout Next Week

Fri, 06 Nov, 2009 22:33:00 GMT | John Kicklighter

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John Kicklighter, Currency Strategist and Jaclyn Sales

A jump in US unemployment doesn't stir the dollar to a new trend through the end of the week; but the discouraging reading may still play a role in defining a long-term trend. Key event risk next week: German 3Q GDP numbers; the BoE Quarterly Inflation report; and the University of Michigan Consumer Confidence survey.

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