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    Current Intraday Theme: Dollar & Yen Continue to Tank vs. Other Major Currencies

    By Sean Hyman | March 19, 2009

    AUD/USD is the top gainer on the day presently, being up 1.82% with GBP/USD and NZD/USD trailing behind it.

    However, CAD/JPY leads the way on the yen crosses with AUD/JPY just behind it.

    Biggest losers on the day so far: USD/CAD, USD/JPY and USD/CHF in that order.

    Bottom line: Dollar still being sold across the board.

    Makes you wonder if the “dollar party” is over in light of the Fed’s latest “revelation” (buying $300 billion of U.S. Long Term Treasuries).

    Canada has higher CPI readings than expected and had more foreign inflows of money than expected vs. U.S. recently reported massive outflows.

    Also, U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims came in at 646,000…slightly better than expectations but still brutal…after all, these are jobs, families and lives we’re talking about here.

    BUT, once we’ve for sure seen a “spike top” in weekly jobless claims, it should be a bullish sign for the U.S. economy. We may not be there quite yet but my hopes are that we’re getting close.

     

    Sean Hyman

     


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