United States dollar
Banks find USD’s future hazy
Banks are divided in their 2010 predictions for the US dollar, with some expecting the unit to falter on risk appetite while others anticipate US monetary policy will support the unit.
Westpac tops tables by backing euro
Westpac topped the one-month currency forecast rankings this week with expectations the euro would maintain its strength over the US dollar and yen.
Fragile markets ahead
Gareth Berry, FX strategist at UBS in Singapore, looks at the impact of the Dubai’s request for a debt standstill
Icap moves into new frontier
Launch of Kenyan shilling trading on EBS Spot is first frontier African currency on that platform
RBS storms ahead as Fed treads lightly
RBS tops one-month currency forecast index
Verbal intervention won’t stop US dollar losses
Adam Cole, global head of foreign exchange strategy at RBC Capital Markets in London, believes US dollar weakness is a reflection of conventional monetary policy
TD Securities: Fed holds key to USD recovery
TD Securities continues to be bearish on the US dollar over the short and medium term
Sharp dollar carry trade unwind ruled out
A rise in dollar interest rates is unlikely to lead to a frantic scramble to close out short dollar positions, according to analysts polled by FX Week .
Market spooked by 'dollar demise'
Is the US dollar set to lose its "unique status" among world currencies? Nikki Marmery reports on what the experts say
Citi: US dollar's loss is euro's gain
Citi has triumphed in the one-month currency forecast rankings, with expectations the US dollar's safe-haven status would take a hit as risk appetite returned.
US dollar set to stay on bearish course
Bilal Hafeez, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Deutsche Bank in London, assesses what the rest of 2009 has in store for the greenback
Studying US Treasury's Tics Report
Michael Woolfolk, an economist at Bank of New York Mellon in New York, breaks down the monthly Tics report released last Thursday (July 16)
Finding the balance
Pete Luxton, global economic advisor at Informa Global Markets in London, assesses whether purchasing power parity can provide a guide to relative currency values, and applies the PPP technique to predict where the G-10 currencies are headed