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Foreign Exchange

Opinion

Sentiment sours on dollar and sterling

John Kyriakopoulos, head of currency strategy in Sydney, Nick Parsons, head of markets strategy in London, and Gavin Friend, markets strategist in London at National Australia Bank, are pessimistic about the US dollar’s prospects for the rest of the year, but see some reasons to be more positive about...

Topics: sterling, National Australia Bank, Currency forecasts, Australian dollar, United States dollar

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