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David Rodriguez, Quantitative Analyst for DailyFX.com, specializes in statistical studies in currency trading markets and algorithmic trading systems for Managed Accounts Programs offered by parent company FXCM. He holds a degree in Economics from Williams College with a heavy emphasis in quantitative methods and began trading financial markets in the tech boom and bust of 1999-2001. Since then his primary focus has shifted from equities to currency markets, but he continues to trade futures and futures options on a broad range of asset classes as well as currencies.

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» Euro To Remain Under Pressure As Markets Eye Greek Debt Payment
By David Rodriguez | Published 10/7/2011 | Currency | Unrated

After spending the beginning part of the week much lower across the board, the euro found a burst of life late on Tuesday.

» US Dollar At Critical Levels Ahead Of Nonfarm Payrolls, ECB Decision
By David Rodriguez | Published 09/30/2011 | Currency | Unrated

Panic stock market sell-offs set the stage for continued S&P weakness into what promises to be a critical week for the US dollar and broader financial markets.

» US Dollar Ready To Make A Real Run As Markets Risk Panic
By David Rodriguez | Published 09/23/2011 | Currency | Unrated

Risk aversion has once against overrun the markets.

» US Dollar Rallies Despite Dismal Labor Data
By David Rodriguez | Published 09/2/2011 | Currency | Unrated

The US dollar finished at multi-week highs against the euro on a potentially pivotal week of price action, setting the stage for further rallies into the first week of post-summer trading.

» US Dollar Slides Despite Exodus from Risk Assets
By David Rodriguez | Published 08/19/2011 | Currency | Unrated

Next week's economic docket is highlighted by the July new homes sales, durable goods orders, and GDP reports.

» Euro Could See Significant Declines If Italy, Spain Bonds Fall Further
By David Rodriguez | Published 08/5/2011 | Currency | Unrated

A dismal week for the Dow Jones Industrial Average and broader risky assets should have sunk the risk-sensitive euro against the US dollar, but late-week news that the European Central Bank could start buying Italian and Spanish bonds left the EUR/USD roughly unchanged.

» US Dollar Could Fall Further On Debt Ceiling Impasse, Nonfarm Payrolls
By David Rodriguez | Published 07/29/2011 | Currency | Unrated

What happens next is frankly anyone’s guess, and how financial markets respond is quite clearly another guess.

» US Dollar Risks Further Declines On Debt Ceiling, Fed Policy
By David Rodriguez | Published 07/15/2011 | Currency | Unrated

It was a tough week for the world's foremost currency as it finished sharply lower against key counterparts on sovereign credit rating fears and lackluster interest rate prospects.

» Euro At Risk As Greece, Spain, Italy, Portugal Bond Yields Soar
By David Rodriguez | Published 07/8/2011 | Currency | Unrated

The euro was far and away the worst-performing currency on the week, rocked by a Portuguese credit rating downgrade and a noteworthy deterioration in euro zone bond spreads.

» US Dollar Second Half Trend Hinges On NFP Results, Dow Jones Rallies
By David Rodriguez | Published 07/1/2011 | Currency | Unrated

The US dollar tumbled as the Dow Jones Industrial Average saw its biggest single-week rally in two years, limping into the first week of second half trading.

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