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Forex Trading: loser of this year – USD
It is increasingly easy to pick a winner in the currency Market – And when I say easier I mean, short the U.S. dollar.
The U.S. dollar fell to its lowest in one year a basket of currencies on Tuesday after broad gains populations brought a return of risk appetite. Trading volume was significantly higher as investors returned their holidays and began to assess the events of recent weeks.
The dollars fall was also caused by rising prices commodities such as gold traded above $ 1,000 for the first time since February. Concerns about the dollar's status as the reserve currency also were a factor as a United Nations report that calls for new Global Reserve System of the decline in demand for the dollar.
at 11:15 PM GMT us dollar was trading at 1.14% to the euro at 1.4494, down from 1% to 92.23 Japanese yen, down from 1% to 1.6494 per pound, up 0.07% and the dollar 1.0785 Canadian compared to 0.8% of Australia Dollar at 0.8622, down 0.5% with the New Zealand dollar and 1.4% 0.6959 to 1.0463 Swiss franc
The U.S. dollar fell to its lowest in a year against a basket of currencies on Tuesday after the towns of large gains brought a return of risk appetite. Trading volume was significantly higher as investors returned from vacation and began to assess the events of recent weeks.
The fall was also caused U.S. dollars by the rising prices of commodities like gold that are traded over $ 1000 for the first time since February. Concerns on the status of the dollar as the reserve currency were also a factor as a United Nations report that calls for new Global Reserve System of the decrease demand for the dollar.
At 11:15 pm GMT, the dollar was trading up 1.14% us with the euro at 1.4494, down from 1% to 92.23 Japanese yen, down from 1% to 1.6494 per pound, up 0.07% and 1.0785 Canadian dollar, 0.8% against the Australian dollar to 0.8622, down 0.5% New Zealand dollar to 0.6959 and 1.4% the Swiss franc at 1.0463
The Australian dollar has been stellar in recent months, and have made no secret my love for this currency. But is that the U.S. dollar Now struck me as the most lucrative trade, whatever the currency is associated with, if you happens to be on the short side of things has been doing quite well. Even against the Sterling pathetic dollar has been losing and I do not foresee this changing in the short term.
One reason for this is the new United Nations development, which openly called for a reservation "new world" currency system – a new world order of things if you will. Now, consider the UN has not been a fan of the U.S. for some time now, despite the U.S. pay most of your accounts and be a strong supporter of most social programs, such as UNESCO and UNICEF. The world hates the top dog and if not for the U.S. veto has the power, I know it would be much more open criticism and I dare say, sanctions against the world's largest economy.
But the UN announcement follows the decision of President Obama that he will be the first U.S. president to chair the powerful (I'm being cynical here) of the Security Council. In a gesture intended to help to close the gap between the impression the world has the "uppity" and "rebel" of the United States, the President wants to move onto the world stage with an open hand and show that we can all work together. Now I'm going to bet that this move has less to do with nuclear proliferation as the UN call on yesterday – but I am not qualified to make such an accusation.
In the online Forex market we've seen the dollar will begin its collapse. China, who had remained silent about their concern for the dollar for months, is also back in the box. It is speculated that the $ 2 trillion in USD reserves are being liquidated and moved silently to gold – which would explain the sudden increase in merchandise brilliant. Apart from this, are also becoming vocal, once again, sending a senior official of the Communist Party of the media using words like "shocked" to describe how they feel about the free use of the U.S. Treasury printing presses to cover their bills.
Cheng Siwei, a Chinese senior leader told the UK Telegraph that Beijing would be forced to redesign its foreign policy to reserve currencies. No doubt this is having a serious effect on the USD and is the reason why I think that no matter what the data show a recovery, the dollar is destined to a downward trend in the coming months. China does not do things half ass in the air, and you can bet that this is not the last we'll hear the discontent of the largest U.S. lender. The Season is ripe for a controversy – in its September, and historically has not been a good month for the USD – my bet is that this will be one of the worst in history. Sit and short – you will not regret having done so.
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