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Scotia backs euro ahead of dollar in 2011
Scotia Capital has topped this week's three-month currency forecast rankings with an accurate prediction of US dollar weakness following Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke's hints of further quantitative easing (QE) in late August.
Saxo: The world got it wrong
Saxo Bank topped this week’s one-month currency forecast rankings with expectations that the US dollar would benefit from news of further quantitative easing (QE2) by the US Federal Reserve.
JP Morgan offers streaming spot DXY
JP Morgan is pushing out streaming tradable spot prices for the US dollar index (DXY) over its electronic trading platform MorganDirect, with liquidity across a full forward curve and the ability to roll positions automatically.
RBS focuses on risk factors from emerging markets
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has topped the 12-month historical index for the fourth week in a row by factoring in risks of a second round of quantitative easing and currency intervention in Asia.
Crédit Agricole bullish on commodity currencies
Crédit Agricole dominates this week’s one-month historical forecast index, after a consistently first-rate performance throughout the year.
Aspen Trading takes bullish position on the dollar
Aspen Trading (Aspen) has topped the three-month currency forecast rankings and made a top-five appearance in the one-month poll this week, based on a consistent dollar-bullish position.
TD Securities: Euro will benefit most from QE
TD Securities has topped this week’s three-month currency forecast rankings based on expectations for the eurozone sovereign debt crisis to drive ongoing euro weakness.
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