Global Trader's Diary

This is a trading diary containing my views on international financial markets and economic news. I focus on the relationships between bond, currency, commodity and equity markets across countries. All ideas and opinions expressed here are shared for educational purposes. THESE ARE NOT RECOMMENDATIONS!

Oct 17, 2004

Dollar Index (DXY) in the Hotseat!!

DXY staying below the downtrend and breaking below nearterm support.

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by Michael at 20:37

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