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Kathy Lien is Director of Currency Research at GFT, and runs KathyLien.com.

Kathy has a Bachelors degree in Finance from New York University. Kathy has written for Stocks and Commodities, CBS Market Watch, ActiveTrader, Futures and SFO Magazine. She is frequently quoted on Bloomberg and Reuters and has taught seminars across the country. She has also hosted trader chats on EliteTrader, eSignal, and FXStreet, sharing her expertise in both technical and fundamental analysis.

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» Nice One-Two Combination To Knock the Dollar Down

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/18/2006 | Currency | Unrated

The greenback had plenty to be woeful about on the opening of the new week as both current account and net foreign securities purchase reports painted a rather pessimistic picture.

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» Greenback Finally Has a Day

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/15/2006 | Currency | Unrated

Although industrial production figures disappointed the market over, figures were somewhat positive for the session, giving hope to many dollar enthusiasts that the imminent slowdown maybe softer than had been anticipated.

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» Thin Data Day Lends Dollar Weakness

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/14/2006 | Currency | Unrated

Advance retail sales data couldn't come to the US currency's aid as the dollar fell on the session against the majors.

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» All Eyes On Paulson Speech

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/13/2006 | Currency | Unrated

Markets were relatively mixed on the day as the lack of dollar data kept traders asleep at their desks.

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» Record Trade Deficit Doesn't Hold Dollar Down

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/12/2006 | Currency | Unrated

Trade in the US dollar was not what initial fundamentals would suggest.

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» Fed Chatter Starts Dollar Off

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/11/2006 | Currency , Futures | Unrated

The US dollar opened this week with a quiet, somber tone as traders in the US observed the fifth anniversary of the terrorist attacks that have made September 11 an infamous day in history.

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» Dollar Strength May Fade With Reports Next Week

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/8/2006 | Currency | Unrated

It was US dollar strength yet again on the session even with the lack of economic data to boost the underlying currency higher in the New York hours.

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» Inventories Rise, Firms Pare Back Purchasing

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/7/2006 | Currency | Unrated

Dollar strength reigned again on the day even as data was continually light for the market.

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» Dollar Strengthens on Sustained Inflationary Suggestions

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/6/2006 | Currency | Unrated

It was dollar strength yet again on the day as traders continued to pare back positioning in dollar shorts and higher unit labor costs confirmed the still looming pressures of inflation in the US economy.

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» Dollar Strengthens, Housing Sector Declines Further

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/5/2006 | Currency | Unrated

Temporary dollar strength was witnessed on the day following Mondayâ€™s observance of the US Labor Day holiday. With consecutive losses against the majors in recent sessions, the underlying greenback was due for a break.

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