Report title: INTERNATIONAL: Dollar could surprise in 2010
from Oxford Analytica
1056 word report published Oct 28, 2009

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Abstract: The dollar/euro rate has surged from a low of around 1.25 in early 2009 to over 1.50 today, almost regaining its 2008 peak and renewing speculation that the dollar is facing sustained devaluation. While this cannot be ruled out, and the dollar faces formidable short-term pressure, there are good reasons to expect a rally over the next six to nine months. Investors who continue to short the currency in 2010 face considerable risk.

Brief Excerpt: INTERNATIONAL: Dollar surprise? INTERNATIONAL: Dollar could surprise in 2010 The dollar this week fell to a 14-month low against the euro. The dollar/euro rate has surged from a low of around 1.25 in early 2009 to over 1.50 today, almost...

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Country / Region: China, EU, International, Japan, United States
Topic: economy, exchange rate, government, monetary, policy, prices, trade
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GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS : China, EU, International, Japan, United States
 
TOPICS : economy, exchange rate, government, monetary, policy, prices, trade
 
SIGNIFICANCE : The dollar/euro rate has surged from a low of around 1.25 in early 2009 to over 1.50 today, almost regaining its 2008 peak and renewing speculation that the dollar is facing sustained devaluation. While this cannot be ruled out, and the dollar faces formidable short-term pressure, there are good reasons to expect a rally over the next six to nine months. Investors who continue to short the currency in 2010 face considerable risk 

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