Video Weekly Outlook – Dollar Strength to Continue

Forex News | Yohay | Created: Feb 8, 2010 22:32 GMT; Last Modified: Dec 30, 2010 10:21 GMT

In the weekly forex outlook on Forex TV, I spoke with Julie Sinha about the continuing dollar strength, the position of the kiwi dollar and the calendar, following the dollar’s storm last week, which came to a peak after the nonfarm payrolls. Enjoy the video!

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