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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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» Dollar Weakens on Disappointing US Data and Political Uncertainty

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/27/2005 | Currency | Unrated

The dollar is weaker against the majors today giving up a good deal of strength on disappointing durable goods data released this morning.

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» Politics Poses a Risk to Dollar Rally

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/26/2005 | Currency | Unrated

Kathy Lien writes that another day devoid of any significant US economic data gave the dollar a chance to recuperate yesterday's extensive losses.

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» Euro May Have Hit a Bottom

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/25/2005 | Currency | Unrated

Kathy Lien writes the dollar has taken another nosedive today following a dose of weaker economic data and some lingering pessimism.

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» Ben Bernanke: New Fed Chairman

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/24/2005 | Currency , Futures , Stocks | Unrated

Currency strategist Kathy Lien takes an in-depth look at Ben Bernanke, President Bush's pick to be the next Fed Chairman.

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» Dollar Rebounds as Bush Appoints Bernanke as New Fed Chairman

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/24/2005 | Currency , Futures , Stocks | Unrated

Currency strategist Kathy Lien writes on the big news today of the much awaited appointment of the next Fed Chairman.

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» Dollar Set to Tackle 1.19 Once Again

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/21/2005 | Currency | Unrated

Range trading should remain the predominant theme for the EUR/USD, since there will not be any meaningful catalyst until next week.

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» Dollar Extends Slide as Leading Indicators Fall for Third Month

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/20/2005 | Currency | Unrated

The dollar extended its losses today as the greenback continued to trade between a 1.1875-1.2125 trading range against the euro.

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» Euro Rebounds Against Dollar on Less Optimistic Beige Book Report

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/19/2005 | Currency | Unrated

Today's price action was extremely exciting as the EUR/USD made a fresh 3-month high and then reversed the entire down move by the open of the US markets.

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» Talk of 5.5% Neutral Rates Pushes Dollar Higher

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/18/2005 | Currency | Unrated

Riding both momentum and economic fundamentals, dollar bulls had the confidence to take yet another stab at its 3-month high against the euro.

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» Dollar Rallies on Speculation that Fed Will Aggressively Tackle Inflation

By Kathy Lien | Published 10/17/2005 | Currency | Unrated

The US dollar has gained strength in a relatively quiet day as the market prepares for tomorrow's heavy dose of global economic data.

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