[Archive!] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts & Consequences (Episode 12: February 2012) - page 142
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Choose any level above zero )))) Whatever you like )))
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After the Fed announced on 25 January its pledge to keep interest rates at minimum levels until the end of 2014 and noted the possibility of further quantitative easing, John Taylor, founder of FX Concepts, a major currency hedge fund, has a bearish view of the US dollar outlook.
The specialist is even more negative towards the dollar than the euro. "All market participants are confident that once the dollar starts to gain strength, Bernanke will come up with another way to weaken it," Taylor says. In his view, EUR/USD will slide to parity by the end of the year.
The economist also expects the dollar to weaken against the Japanese yen, despite the fact that at the moment the American currency is temporarily supported by dollar purchases made by the Bank of Japan. Taylor shares the view that the Japanese central bank will intervene when USD/JPY falls to levels around 75 yen, but notes that "crafty" traders and speculators will wait for the pair to rise on the wave of intervention, after which they will start selling dollars again.
Let him make up his mind)))
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After the Fed announced on 25 January its promise to keep interest rates at their lowest levels until the end of 2014 and noted the possibility of further quantitative easing, John Taylor, founder of FX Concepts, the largest currency hedge fund, takes a bearish view of the US dollar's prospects.
The economist also expects the dollar to weaken against the Japanese yen, even though the US currency is now temporarily supported by dollar purchases by the Bank of Japan. Taylor shares the view that the Japanese central bank will intervene when USD/JPY falls to levels around 75 yen, but notes that "crafty" traders and speculators will wait for the pair to rise on the wave of intervention, after which they will start selling dollars again.
More likely not Bernarke, but someone big and cunning (as the song says) is watching and waiting to move in. Until he is satisfied with the price, no 1.26.
I think it's more likely to be like this...
The specialist is even more negative about the dollar than he is about the euro. "All market participants are confident that once the dollar starts to gain strength, Bernanke will come up with another way to weaken it," Taylor says. In his view, EUR/USD will slide to parity by the end of the year.
Rita, hello, nice to see you.
Left with a shred of a quote that's like "the square trinomial - not only do I not know, but I can't imagine".
Once the dollar strengthens, Bernanke will weaken it, so by the end of the year the dollar will have strengthened (in the original - rolled down) to parity with the euro :(
From a formal point of view, the only solution to this pun (inequality) is the initial value of EurUsd<1
you just write it down in your notebook and you will see. I don't reveal the principles of my prediction, but you will see that it will
Let him make up his mind)))
PPVIC is back.