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Webinar: FX Week Ahead: Big Week Ahead for US Dollar with Yellen Testimony, CPI

Webinar: FX Week Ahead: Big Week Ahead for US Dollar with Yellen Testimony, CPI

Upcoming Webinars for Week of July 9 to July 14, 2017

Tuesday at 6:00 EDT/10:00 GMT: DailyFX European Desk Round Table

Wednesday at 6:00 EDT/10:00 GMT: Weekly Trading Q&A

Thursday at 7:30 EDT/11:30 GMT: Central Bank Weekly

See the full DailyFX Webinar Calendar for all upcoming strategy sessions.

In this webinar I discuss the major data due over the coming week and how they will impact FX markets. It's a considerably heavier week on the economic calendar, but there are a few select events worth paying attention to over others.

Other topics covered include:

- Where does the US Dollar stand after last Friday's June US Nonfarm Payroll report?

- Why is the US Dollar the clear focus on the economic calendar in the week ahead?

- Amid quieter economic dockets, what will influence the British Pound, Euro, and Japanese Yen in the coming days?

Read more: USD/JPY Breakout, Gold Breakdown Gaining Pace as Key Week for USD Begins

--- Written by Christopher Vecchio, Senior Currency Strategist

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