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Jamie Saettele is a Technical Currency Analyst for Forex Capital Markets (FXCM).

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» Will Weak Industrial Production Sink The Pound?
By Jamie Saettele | Published 05/6/2008 | Currency | Unrated

The Bank of England's rate decision has been an ominous presence around the past three industrial production releases, and this month will be no different.

» Will Non-Farm Payrolls Recover?
By Jamie Saettele | Published 05/1/2008 | Stocks , Options , Futures , Currency | Unrated

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25bp yesterday and hinted that they will pause when they meet again in June. In response to this shift, the market immediately priced in an 85 percent chance that interest rates will be left at 2 percent at the next two monetary policy meetings.

» Can Strong Wholesale Sales, Put Loonie Bulls Back on Track?
By Jamie Saettele | Published 04/17/2008 | Currency | Unrated

Canadian fundamental data will have the stage to itself, with no U.S. releases scheduled for Friday, which should provide trade worthy event risk.

» Will BoE, ECB Rate Decisions Derail EUR/GBP?
By Jamie Saettele | Published 04/9/2008 | Currency | Unrated

Conditions in the UK housing and credit markets have steadily gone from bad to worse, and are becoming eerily reminiscent of the beginning of the collapse of the US housing sector.

» US Dollar Sells Off as Traders Bet on Additional Fed Rate Cuts
By Jamie Saettele | Published 03/25/2008 | Currency | Unrated

The US dollar got trampled as weak economic data spurred bets of a 50bp rate cut by the Fed next month, as the US may be unable to avoid a recession.

» US Dollar, DJIA Rally as Fed Cuts Less Than Expected
By Jamie Saettele | Published 03/18/2008 | Stocks , Options , Futures , Currency | Unrated

Fading risk aversion pushed the US dollar back and forth as market participants looked for a 100 basis point rate cut by the Fed, but the central bank failed to meet market expectations as they reduced the interest rate by 75 basis points.

» Will Central Banks Try To Stop the Dollar's Decline?
By Jamie Saettele | Published 03/10/2008 | Currency | Unrated

Currency market intervention remains a hot issue this week, as the risk of physical intervention by the Bank of Japan has jumped significantly while European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet engaged in some jaw-boning of the euro.

» US Consumer Confidence Numbers May Determine Short-Term Direction in the Dollar
By Jamie Saettele | Published 11/26/2007 | Currency | Unrated

The US dollar remained relatively unchanged following an uneventful return from the US Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

» How Vulnerable Is the Dollar to Another Credit Crunch?
By Jamie Saettele | Published 10/25/2007 | Currency | Unrated

Investor sentiment seems to be on the rebound, but signs that the credit crunch has merely gone into hibernation include the big hit to earnings reported by major US banks, the existence of SIVs in money market funds, and the substantial number of mortgages that may fall into default in the near future.

» Trading UK Gross Domestic Product
By Jamie Saettele | Published 10/18/2007 | Currency | Unrated

The British pound has been put into a holding pattern for nearly three weeks against its US counterpart as the market waits for a significant shift in fundamentals to usher the pair into the next leg of its trend.

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