Oil, Aussie Uncertainty and the Loonie Parity in the Weekly Video Outlook

Other Forex Stuff | Yohay | Created: Apr 5, 2010 19:54 GMT; Last Modified: Apr 6, 2010 04:31 GMT

In the weekly interview on Forex TV, I spoke with Julie Sinha about technical levels of the major pairs, this week’s events and possible breakouts. Enjoy:

I put special focus on USD/CAD which is close to parity, the eventful week for the Aussie.

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Tags: AUD/USD, Aussie, Forex TV, Julie Sinha, loonie, USD/CAD

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