2008 Second Quarter Currency Forecasts

USD/JPY (Link to Fundamental and Technical Outlook)
- Will Risk Aversion Help the Japanese Yen?
- Is the Carry Trade Over?
- Japanese Consumers Remain Deadweight
- As the Global Economy Slows, So Will Japan
- BOJ On Hold Despite Economic Conditions and New Governor
- EURJPY Risks to the Downside Amidst Risk Aversion, ECB Prospects

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GBP/USD (Link to Fundamental and Technical Outlook)
- Is the UK Following in the US’ Footsteps?
- The Outlook for Growth Fades
- A Housing Collapse That Could Rival The United States
- Credit Market Conditions Roil The Global Financial Leader
- Pound Struggling To Keep Its Yield Advantage
- A New High in EURGBP

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USD/CAD (Link to Fundamental and Technical Outlook)
- The Canadian Dollar is Giving Back Some of its Gains
- Canada is Feeling the Pain from a U.S. Economic Slowdown
- Bank of Canada says Risks for Inflation had clearly Shifted to the Downside
- Since Crude Oil is trading above $110 why the CAD has been falling?
- Q2 2008 Outlook for the Canadian Economy

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AUD/USD (Link to Fundamental and Technical Outlook)
- Can Gold Prices and Carry Trade Interest Keep the Aussie Afloat?
- Global Growth: Recoupling? Decoupling? Can Commodity Prices Continue at Astronomical Levels?
- Reserve Bank of Australia Most Likely to Keep Rates Unchanged, Remove Key Pillar of Aussie Dollar Support
- What to look for in the Australian Dollar in the Second Quarter, 2008


NZD/USD (Link to Fundamental and Technical Outlook)
- Will Record Interest Rates Derail Growth?
- Will The Commodity Bubble Burst?
- Which Way Will Risk Winds Blow?


USD/CHF (Link to Fundamental and Technical Outlook)
- Risk Trends and Trade Flows Push the Franc to Outperform Against the US Dollar
- Most Swiss Fundamentals Turning Lower, Consumption Sending Mixed Signals
- SNB Keeps Interest Rates on Hold as Inflation Pushes Higher
- Policy Symmetry and Risk Aversion Are Key Drivers of the EURCHF Exchange Rate