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Euro Breakdown, Healthcare Reform and USD/CAD parity – Video Weekly Outlook

Forex News | Written By Yohay | Created: Mar 22, 2010 23:10 GMT

On the weekly video outlook on Forex TV, I spoke with Julie Sinha about a possible breakdown of EUR/USD, the short term effect of the healthcare reform, the struggle the USD/CAD has towards parity and more. Enjoy:

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Tags: EUR/USD, Forex TV, healthcare reform, Julie Sinha, usd/cad parity

1 Comment

Brian Campbell says:

Mar 23, 2010 at 04:10

Thanks for sharing these thoughts Yohay! I’ve been watching the healthcare reform news and have been anticipating it’s impact on the forex market. Of course forex traders we don’t mind if the USD goes down because we can still benefit. This is definitely interesting to watch as it unfolds.

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