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US Dollar Remains in Position for Gains versus GBP, AUD, NZD

US Dollar Remains in Position for Gains versus GBP, AUD, NZD

David Rodriguez, Head of Product

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- US Dollar and Japanese Yen remain in position to hit further highs

- Euro forecast somewhat unclear, but British Pound and AUD offer alternatives

- See full analysis below in individual currency sections

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View individual currency sections:

EURUSD - Euro Sentiment Paints Mixed Picture on Next Move

GBPUSD - British Pound Targets Fresh Lows versus US Dollar

USDJPY - US Dollar May Continue Lower versus Japanese Yen

AUDUSD - Australian Dollar Forecast to Fall to Fresh Lows

NZDUSD - New Zealand Dollar Losses Remain Likely

GBPJPY - British Pound Expected to Fall Further versus Yen

Weekly Summary of Forex Trader Sentiment and Changes in Positioning

The US Dollar and the Japanese Yen remain in position to hit fresh highs. Here’s what we’re watching.

See specific US Dollar forecasts in the sections above, and sign up for future e-mail updates via this author’s e-mail distribution list.

--- Written by David Rodriguez, Quantitative Strategist for DailyFX.com

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