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DB US Dollar Index Bearish -1X Fund Invesco (NY: UDN )

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Commitment Of Traders This Week, How Non-Commercials Are Positioned
Either bond vigilantes are not convinced inflation is a genuine concern or they are beginning to price in economic slowdown induced by earlier tightening of monetary policy. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
European Political Drama Kicks Off Big Economic Week
Global capital markets are off to a quiet start of what promises to be a busy week. Quarter and month-end adjustments, Japan's Tankan survey, the eurozone's preliminary June CPI, the US employment... 
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Dollar's Upside Correction Stalls After 3-4 Weeks Of Gains
Our underlying concern remains intact that given the large trade and budget deficits, the US must offer higher interest rates or accept a weaker dollar, and more likely, a combination of both. 
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Did The People's Bank Of China Signal It Is Content With The Yuan's Pullback?
The dollar peaked yesterday near CNY6.4910, its best level since late April. We suspect Chinese officials are content with this month's yuan pullback. Today's fixing was nearly spot on expectations at... 
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DXY Corrective Trend To Continue?
The current DXY formation hints at the construction of a corrective wave IV of the cycle degree. 
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Dollar Loses Ground After CPI
The US Dollar Index lost some ground during Asian trading on Friday after Thursday's session which was marked by volatility. 
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EUR/USD Forecast: Euro Gives Up At Resistance Again
I do not necessarily have an opinion on this pair other than to trade it sideways on something like a five- or 15-minute chart. 
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The US Dollar Index Is Overbought And Gold Is Now Oversold
The US dollar has been rallying now for about four weeks after reaching an oversold condition on its technical oscillator indicators such as the RSI. 
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S&P 500 Snapback, USD Strength. What’s Next for US Equities?
Monday gave us a fast snapback rally in the major US indices, with the S&P 500 adding 1.40% and erasing Friday’s losses. What’s on tap for the remainder of this week? 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Dollar Surge Stalls
Pressure on equities seen last week carried over into Asia and Europe today. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell for the fourth consecutive session, led by more than a 3% decline in the Nikkei. 
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USDX: The Cleanest Shirt Among The Dirty Laundry
Once the momentum unfolds, ~94.5 is likely the USD Index’s first stop. In the months to follow, the USDX will likely exceed 100 at some point over the medium or long term. 
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FX Daily: Looking For Yield, Wherever You Can Get It
FX markets will be quiet ahead of the main event this week - Wednesday's FOMC meeting. But we'll also see rate meetings in Norway, Switzerland, Brazil, Turkey, Indonesia, and Taiwan. 
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UK And US Out For Long Weekend Holidays
Trading conditions are going to be exceptionally thin this Monday on account of the holiday closures in the UK and US. 
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Weekly Market Pulse: Who’s The Boss?
Much of last week’s economic focus was on the inflation report but I think the JOLTS report may turn out to be more significant. 
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CoT This Week - What Funds Are Buying, Future Hints
The overall action is listless, with bulls beginning to wish for softer economic data, even as they doggedly maintain a buy-the-dip mentality. 
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A Bottoming In The U.S. Dollar
DXY broke down below its 200DMA and then its 50DMA before retesting the lows of 2021. With a consolidation of the price action favoring an upward path of least resistance, I see signs of a bottoming in... 
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End Of Day Financial Video For June 11
Looking at today's stock, energy and currency markets. 
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Market Recap: ECB Monetary Policy Decision And US Inflation – Key Data To Watch Today
The ECB rate decision and US inflation are due today, and we will soon find out the impact on the euro and the US dollar pairs. 
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Without Yield Support, The Dollar Wilts
Falling US yields weigh on the US dollar. The 10-year Treasury yield is flirting with the 1.50% mark, and the greenback is trading heavily against all the major and most emerging market currencies. 
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Two Trades To Watch: EU Stoxx 50, EUR/USD - Tuesday, Jun. 8
Euro Stoxx 50 hovers around all time high, EUR/USD trades below 1.22 amid bearish signals. German ZEW sentiment data & Eurozone GDP in focus. 
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US and Canada Report on Jobs as G7 Fin Mins Talk Taxes
Stronger than expected US employment data, ahead of today's monthly report and compromise proposal on corporate tax by the White House to help secure a deal on infrastructure sent US bond yields and... 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Futures Coiled Ahead Of Closely Watched Jobs Report
US stock index futures fluctuated listlessly in a narrow range on Friday as investors braced for a crucial report that is likely to show jobs growth accelerated last month, possibly fanning fears over... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Don't Believe Sino-American Thaw or Fed's Corporate Bond Divestment is a Policy Signal
Market participants appear to be biding their time ahead of tomorrow's US jobs report as they digest recent developments. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
The Dollar Snaps Back
The US dollar is enjoying broad, even if not large, gains today following yesterday's recovery from three-year lows against sterling and four-year lows against the Canadian dollar. 
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CNY Softens after PBOC's Move; Equities Advance on Stronger World Outlook
The US dollar fell against most major currencies following the PBOC's modest move to reduce the upward pressure on the yuan. 
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Weekly Market Pulse: Where’s That Confounded Boom?
The US economy is still stuck in the stall its been in since early spring. Sometime in mid-March everything just seems to have gone into suspended animation. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
EUR/USD Forecast: Euro Has Major Recovery
This looks like a pair that is ready to continue pressing to the upside until we get the breakout. 
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Dollar Expected To Rebound From Jobs Data This Week
Currency traders are watching this week’s US unemployment rate for cues on the greenback’s path after it retreated from a two-month high against the yen. 
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Gold On Track for Biggest Monthly Gain Since July 2020
Gold prices rose again on Monday on lower U.S. bond yields and a weaker dollar. The bullion has gained 8% so far and was on course for its highest monthly jump in ten months. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
GDPhursday – Dollar Dead-Cat Bounce Drops Commodities
The Dollar may have found a floor but probably not as it's down 5% in 50 days so up 1% (90.50) would be a weak bounce and 91.50 is the strong bounce line, which we already failed on the way down in... 
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