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DB US Dollar Index Bearish -1X Fund Invesco (NY: UDN )

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Canadian Dollar Forecast: Crude Oil Drop Leaves Loonie At Risk
In recent sessions, sentiment in the Canadian Dollar has been relatively soft with the commodity-linked currency weighed on by the pullback in oil prices, down 4% for the week. 
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Exposures Fossil Fuels
Markets Becalmed
The US 10-year yield is hovering around 1.18% in Europe, while the on-the-run JGB benchmark yield is below zero for the first time this year. Greek and Australia's 10-year bond yields are at new... 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
British Pound Price Outlook: GBP/USD Edging Higher Ahead of BoE
GBP/USD continues to advance modestly, extending the rise that began on July 20 when the pair hit a recent low at 1.3572. The clear near-term target remains the psychologically-important 1.40 level. 
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FX Daily: Making Sense Of Range-Bound Trading
The dollar has remained flat against the euro and sterling. As markets still try to make sense of China's regulatory crackdown, a mixed sentiment on the recovery still points at a flat or slightly... 
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Stocks and Precious Metals Charts- After Party
Stocks just could not get it going today, with the major indices drifting weakly lower despite a valiant early attempt at a rally. 
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Healthy NFP Data May Cause Dollar’s Uptrend To Pause
The dollar’s recovery from its May low could be over, after Friday’s drop in US payrolls data. 
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US Dollar Forecast And Correlated Pairs
Discussing the US dollar forecast and its effect on correlated major pairs for the coming years. The outlook for the US dollar is bearish, and it is likely that its value will fall. 
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Intraday Market Analysis – Euro Gains Momentum
The Canadian dollar rallies as Canada’s GDP showed a smaller contraction in May. The US dollar’s break below 1.2430, indicates that sentiment still favors its northern neighbor. Silver extends the... 
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G10 FX Week Ahead: Dollar Unlikely To Step Off The Podium
In the final week of the Olympics, we think the dollar will at least be able to stabilise after the recent correction. Elsewhere, the BoE and RBA should not deliver any new guidance 
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CoT: The Future Through Futures, How Hedge Funds Are Positioned
The Fed is probably getting ready to curtail the pace of purchases toward the end of this year. If so, repercussions will be felt across assets, not only US but global. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
AUD/USD: Weak USD Might Boost The AUD
The AUD/USD is going up as the USD weakened after the FED meeting yesterday. Technically it’s in the zone where buyers are. 
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Forex Today: Powell Reassures On Inflation, Tapering
Yesterday’s FOMC release saw no change to the US interest rate, while reassuring signals were sent on inflation and the timing of eventual QE tapering. 
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Fed Nothingburger, Dollar Lower, Focus on GDP, PCE
It was a rather pedestrian FOMC Statement day on Wednesday. There is GDP data incoming, and the widely Fed-followed Core PCE Price Index data comes out on Friday. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
USDX Defends Its Growth Thesis - Will It Pass With Honors?
Once the momentum unfolds, ~94.5 is likely the USD Index’s first stop, ~98 is likely the next stop, and the USDX will likely exceed 100 at some point over the medium or long term. 
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Stretched Dollar Remains Firm
The US dollar was strong last week, even though it ended up slightly lower against the Canadian dollar. 
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Rates And Currencies Act Like They Are From Different Planets
Stronger than expected US inflation and retail sales, and counter-intuitively Treasury yields softened, and the dollar strengthened. 
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Fed Blackout Week
The Street will get a break from Fedspeak this week as monetary policymakers will be in their communications blackout ahead of next Wednesday's FOMC meeting. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Strong Gains In US CPI And PPI Don't Stop The Bond Market Rally
Strong inflation prints this week have not prevented the long-term US interest rates from tumbling. The 10-year yield is about 10 bp lower than where it closed on Tuesday after the lackluster 30-year... 
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RBNZ Moves Ahead Of The Queue, Will The Bank Of Canada Maintain Its Place?
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand jumped to the front of the queue of central banks adjusting monetary policy by announcing the end of its long-term asset purchases. New Zealand's s 10-year benchmark... 
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FX Daily: A Slow Start To A Busy Week
Most G10 currencies may see range-bound trading today ahead of a rather busy week, with US inflation and Jerome Powell's testimony in focus. We see room for the bullish momentum on the dollar to ease... 
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Two Trades To Watch: EUR/USD, WTI Oil - Thursday, July 8
EUR/USD consolidates around 1.18, ECB strategy report & US jobless claims in focus. WTI oil looks to OPEC+, EIA inventories for further clues. 
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Forex Today: WTI Crude Oil Hits 2-Year High On OPEC Failure
Crude Oil continues to rise to multi-year highs as Saudi Arabia and the UAE fail to agree on an OPEC output increase. 
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EUR/USD: Will Bulls Retain The Traction?
The 4-hour chart on Monday is neutral with no clear bias. The price is slightly above the 20-period SMA. If bulls sustain a pace above the 20-SMA, we expect the next target of 50-SMA at 1.1894 to be... 
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Commitment Of Traders This Week, How Non-Commercials Are Positioned
Either bond vigilantes are not convinced inflation is a genuine concern or they are beginning to price in economic slowdown induced by earlier tightening of monetary policy. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
European Political Drama Kicks Off Big Economic Week
Global capital markets are off to a quiet start of what promises to be a busy week. Quarter and month-end adjustments, Japan's Tankan survey, the eurozone's preliminary June CPI, the US employment... 
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Dollar's Upside Correction Stalls After 3-4 Weeks Of Gains
Our underlying concern remains intact that given the large trade and budget deficits, the US must offer higher interest rates or accept a weaker dollar, and more likely, a combination of both. 
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Did The People's Bank Of China Signal It Is Content With The Yuan's Pullback?
The dollar peaked yesterday near CNY6.4910, its best level since late April. We suspect Chinese officials are content with this month's yuan pullback. Today's fixing was nearly spot on expectations at... 
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The US Dollar Index Is Overbought And Gold Is Now Oversold
The US dollar has been rallying now for about four weeks after reaching an oversold condition on its technical oscillator indicators such as the RSI. 
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S&P 500 Snapback, USD Strength. What’s Next for US Equities?
Monday gave us a fast snapback rally in the major US indices, with the S&P 500 adding 1.40% and erasing Friday’s losses. What’s on tap for the remainder of this week? 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Dollar Surge Stalls
Pressure on equities seen last week carried over into Asia and Europe today. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell for the fourth consecutive session, led by more than a 3% decline in the Nikkei. 
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