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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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» New Quarter Could Bring New Movements for US Dollar

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/4/2006 | Currency | Unrated

With both the US and Canadian markets closed for Labor Day, trading has been extremely quiet in the US dollar against the euro and British pound. However, the Japanese Yen charts see a sharp slide in the dollar against the yen.

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» No More Rate Hike This Year According to Fed Fund Futures

By Kathy Lien | Published 09/1/2006 | Currency | Unrated

Despite an extremely busy data week, the US dollar did not budge one iota from its 1.2750 to 1.2925 trading range against the euro.

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» US Dollar Looking Ahead to ISM and Payrolls

By Kathy Lien | Published 08/31/2006 | Currency | Unrated

Contrary to popular belief, ISM has beaten out non-farm payrolls to be the dollarâ€™s most market moving release.

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» Comments from ECB Trichet Could Make or Break It for the Euro

By Kathy Lien | Published 08/30/2006 | Currency | Unrated

Based upon on the US economic data that we have received thus far, Fridayâ€™s non-farm payrolls release runs the risk of coming in sluggish.

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» Fed's Concern About Housing and Drop in Confidence Sends US Dollar Lower

By Kathy Lien | Published 08/29/2006 | Currency | Unrated

The US dollar erased earlier gains after the release of the FOMC minutes from the last monetary policy meeting.

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» Dollar Weakness as Fed Minutes Not Expected to Shift Outlook

By Kathy Lien | Published 08/28/2006 | Currency | Unrated

With London markets closed for a summer bank holiday, trading has been unusually thin today. After a week of strong gains, the US dollar sold off on the back of easing oil prices.

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» Big Week Ahead Could Cause Sharp Moves in the US Dollar

By Kathy Lien | Published 08/26/2006 | Currency | Unrated

To the disappointment of many traders, Ben Bernanke kept his mouth closed about the state of the economy and the outlook for monetary policy.

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» Bernanke Not Likely To Cause Ripples in the US Dollar

By Kathy Lien | Published 08/24/2006 | Currency | Unrated

The US dollar has become practically immune to the continual disappointments in US economic data.

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» Fate of Dollar Tomorrow Is Dependent Upon IFO and Durable Goods

By Kathy Lien | Published 08/23/2006 | Currency | Unrated

When it comes to trading currencies, everything boils down to strong versus weak. These three words perfectly characterized the price action that we saw in the currency market today as both US and European economic data fell short of expectations.

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» Dollar Rebounds on Hawkish Comments from Fed Presidents

By Kathy Lien | Published 08/22/2006 | Stocks | Unrated

The combination of weak European economic data and hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve has helped the US dollar regain strength after the EUR/USDâ€™s attempt to close above 1.29.

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