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Euro Currency Follow Up Analysis

Currencies / Euro Jul 22, 2010 - 09:36 AM GMT

By: INO

Currencies

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleLate last week we produced a video on the euro (which was posted on our blog on Monday), making a case that the currency was very close, if not at its highs. Since then, we have had two significant events fall into place which made the dollar skyrocket against the euro.


My new video shows you exactly what transpired and where we are so far this week. I think you'll find it interesting and informative.

As always our videos are free to watch and there is no need for registration.

I would appreciate that if you have comments on this market that you please leave them on the blog for everyone to see.

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Economist Worldwide
06 Aug 10, 04:38
Euro Currency

Thanks for the graphic and the follow up analysis.

I just wrote and published a post about the Euro and EU’s currency policy. Personally I think that the Central Bank is keeping the Euro alive in an artificial way. I mean: Spain, Greece and Portugal – these countries all affect the Euro. These countries should have a currency stronger than the US Dollar? Most nations are still going through a economic recession and therefore Deflation is a natural part of what’s going on – why wont EU’s Central Bank accept this?

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