The Dollar in Forex Trading
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Discussion will on US Dollar and Where will the US Dollar trade in two years? Long term prediction is perhaps the most difficult task in Forex. Interest rates and national economic cycles have the tightest correlation to a currency's value. But for the world's reserve currency, the US Dollar there is a new complication: the Euro. What effect has the European united currency had on the the traditional determinants of long term Dollar value?
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Rakesh Chakraborty
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The value of Dollar is falling against Rupee now a days. The strength of Rupee, Euro, Yen etc are increasing. The supremacy of Dollar is going to end very soon...
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Mohit Sethi
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Dollar rising against will benefit the hotel industry mostly the luxury hotel segment as most of the revenue are in foreign currencies.Thus any depreciation of the rupee goes directly to the bottom line, as none of the costs are directly linked...
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veguru vijayakumar babu
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Rupee weakening to a certain extent, i.e. to encourage exporters is good for the country. It will also benefit IT firms and tourism industry to a great extent. But the way rupee is depreciating at present , i,e at Rs.50 per dollar is harmful for...
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Yes, USD will weeken in next 12 months
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No, it will regain its strength very soon
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JAGADEESAN S
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USA Captured almost all oil punkers expect only Saudi Arab.
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indrajit das
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Hi Brij - The growth trends of the emerging economies like China and India may pull down the USD rates. How ever there is a point to ponder. China is blamed for artificially regulating it's exchange against USD.
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Deepa Gawade
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Hi Brij, I agree with you. There are chances for the USD to weaken in the Indian market because the Indian economy seems to have an increasing GDP every quarter, this show that we are growing rapidly which means the value of our currency is also...
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Dear Trader, Tip: USD/JPY Stop Loss: 87.47; Average Rate: 90.24; Profit: 91.73 But, Watch out for a very Choppy Day. Control your Trades, and rather Trade Smart, Than Often CURRENCY TRADING SUMMARY – 29th September (00:30GMT) U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) found strength in Asia on Nikkei losses (-2.5%) but had a very volatile day against the Yen. If you wish to follow the entire daily outlook, you can go to my Forex Blog @ http://adcurl.com/u37 Your comments and feedback will be highly appreciated. Thanks Pierre Pienaar
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Pierre Pienaar
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Thanks guys for you insights. I have this today. Please comment and refer. Thanks U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) gained as Officials in Japan and the European Union continued to support the Dollar @ http://adcurl.com/u37
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Mathew Cherian
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Carry trade od investing in short term bonds of Japna is not an opportunity since the interest rates there is very low and US is low too for the same purpose. So Investing in Japanese stocks can be pursued with minor upward movement on it which...
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Vaibhav Rastogi
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Pierre Pienaar
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Yes, there will be down trend, but it's quite interesting that various fundamental News, like Iran's nuclear capabilities let the Dollar fall, but the results in the German election strengthen the dollar. However, I find Technical Analysis more...
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Mathew Cherian
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Pierrie, I think it is not support but resistence since the currencies mentioned are appreciating. I think the source got irrational. The rational is if you support an appreciating currency too much then the it will affect the Exports and a...
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Milind Khaire
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The NDF market allows participants not allowed in the onshore market to hedge currency risk or place bets on non-convertible currencies such as the Indian rupee. Players who cannot hedge Re exposure legitimately in India (E.g. PN holders)...
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Answer: "can an individual trade in the NDF MARKET for hedging his business risks and if possible ,then wat is the platform used..." deleted from your view.
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Post your view on dollar rate.
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Gargi Sinha
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With IT exports diminishing due to US markets collapse and also collapse of other export segments like textiles etc, dollar inflow will be drastically reduced in coming months and years. Also, India imports more than it exports and all these...
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Chandan Pandey
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Not even root cause is same there it was not mortgage loans while in Asia, it was the effect of real estate sector which came like bubble. And there actually the currency mismatch occured.
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Tushar Pandey
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Yes I do agree that there was Asian finacial crisis but cant you see that the crisis are even today now the venue is different it is USA on place of Asia but the root cuase is the same.
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Sambhunath Tiadi
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All the nations have accepted "dollar" universaly, and hence it has more strength though the value of the currency like "Dinar" is higher side. After withdrawal of the terms and conditions governing valuation difference,than the value of all the...
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Prashant Kadam
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Though euro might be popular in europe but the easily converible currency for other nations is dollar and that gives it edge over dollar.
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Neelima Pandey
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First of all, how to decide the strength of a currency ? If we convert the currency into Rupees value, 1 dollar will be approximately Rs.48 where are 1 Kuwaitian Dinar is Rs. 125. In this case, how to say Dollar is strongest ?
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Ashim Chowdhury
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Present difficulties are, to a large extent, of India’s own making. Before the beginning of the era of economic liberalisation it had depended largely on domestic savings plus concessional foreign borrowings whose consequences were disliked by...
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Varun Sood
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Forex reserves have declined from their peak of$316 billion in the wake of unabated portfolio outflows. A consideration of whether India needs to raise dollar funds leads us to ask how vulnerable the economy is, how important dollar resources are...
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Alok Kumar Singh
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Undoubtedly, India must raise and maintain dollar funds to meet future exigencies. This is obvious from the impact of the ongoing global economic crisis. India, dependent on foreign capital inflows since 1990s is facing a big shortfall in them.
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Venkatachalam C V
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The dollar has fallen for a number of reasons. A long-term decline has been under way for some time now, primarily due to the US current account deficit. In the 1990s, investors piled into the US following the technology boom. Since the bubble...
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Ashim Chowdhury
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Other currencies like the Euro, Canadian dollar, Yen and just about any other currency one could mention, have suffered big losses against the greenback. I have heard very few financial commentators or "experts" mention this fact, let alone...
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Satish Pandey
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Some people may see the falling dollar as an opportunity. In theory, the value of any investment in the US will be cheaper than it was several months ago. Should the dollar stage a recovery, then the value of that investment will also rise, net...
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