John Kicklighter, Currency Strategist for DailyFX.com in New York, specializes in combining fundamental and technical analysis with money management. John authors a number of regular articles for DailyFX.com, FXCM's research branch, ranging in topic from basic fundamental forecasts for the G10 economies to more complex subjects like the level of risk sentiment across the financial markets and the carry trade specifically. John is also the lead analyst for the newly created CFDTrading.com where he covers the US and Asian equity markets and global fixed income markets.
John has actively traded since 2001. His experience ranges from spot currency, financial futures, commodities, stocks and options on all of these instruments for his own account. John graduated from the Zicklin School of Business at CUNY in New York with a Bachelors degree in Finance and Investment.
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The euro had an uneven performance this past week, but the outcome that really mattered for the shared currency was the progress made against the US dollar.
Monday's release of the ISM manufacturing index will give a more complete picture of the sector and if early forecasts are any indication then we could see dollar support return on risk aversion.
The dollar's role as a safe haven currency holds the greatest influence over the direction and intensity of price action, but this underlying current itself is far from assured.
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