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

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The Dollar Index Remains Below 106.00 On Monday
Last week, we saw the recovery of the dollar index from 104.80 to 106.00 level. We encounter resistance at 106.00 level, and Friday it closed at 105.80. 
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Under What Conditions Would China Dump US Treasuries Or Dollar Holdings?
Numerous articles and Tweets have surfaced about China dumping Treasuries. First let’s investigate the rumors. Then let’s look at conditions in which China might dump dollar assets. 
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EUR/USD Outlook: Optimism Swells As US Rates Approach Peak
On Thursday, the EUR/USD outlook painted a promising picture with a bullish stance, with the dollar’s weakening as a key factor. There is growing optimism regarding the potential peak in US interest... 
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Learning From CoT: What Noncommercials Are Buying This Week
Equity bulls stepped up to the plate at a crucial level – emphatically. Last week, the S&P 500 breached several important levels, including dual channel support and the 200-day, closing at 4117. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Dollar Is Vulnerable After Worst Week In Months
Here's what you need to know for next week. 
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USDX Weekly Technical Analysis Today - Oct. 21
The US Dollar Index compares the USD to a basket of six currencies (four in Europe, plus the Loonie and the Yen). 
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DXY Fails To Hold Momentum, Declines Near 106.00
The DXY index declined for a fourth consecutive day towards the 106.05 area after rising to a daily high of 106.60 earlier in the session. 
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Divergence Continues To Underpin The Greenback
The divergence reflected in the flash PMI readings seen yesterday underpinned the dollar, which is firmer in mostly quiet turnover. 
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Rising Australian Inflation Is Unlikely To Support The Local Currency
In the United States, September data pointed to renewed price pressure. The same we’ve seen today in Australia. Inflation in Australia surprised on all fronts. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Poor Flash PMI From Japan And Eurozone
Bonds and stocks are higher today, and the dollar is mixed. A weak PMI reading seemed to weigh on the euro, but the market shrugged the weak Australian PMI off and the Australian dollar is the G10... 
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U.K. Market Commentary - Tuesday, Oct. 24
GBP is moving higher today against USD as a combination of a weaker Dollar and some better-than-forecast UK data helps lift the pair. The UK unemployment rate was seen falling back to 4.2% through... 
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Daily Market Outlook, Tuesday, Oct. 24
Asian stocks edged up on Tuesday, recovering slightly from their lowest level since November 2022, while the dollar softened as traders awaited economic data that could signal the next moves by the... 
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FX Daily: Bond Rally Provides Temporary Reprieve To FX Markets
Monday's recovery in US bond markets after the US ten-year Treasury yield hit 5.00% has seen the dollar correct lower. Technically, it looks like this correction could extend. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
US Dollar Faces Pressure As Israel Ground Offensive Gets Delayed
The US Dollar is facing headwinds as it looks that its months-long rally has officially halted. From a pure technical point of view, the weekly chart of the US Dollar Index shows that the Index has... 
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Geopolitical Tensions Lift Oil And Gold, But Little Sign Of Haven Buying In FX
US economic data surprised to the upside yesterday, and although interest rates rose as one would expect, the dollar's initial gains were pared, and the Dollar Index finished slightly lower on the... 
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Forex Today: Bank Of Japan Bond Purchase Sees Yen Spike
The Bank of Japan announced an unscheduled bond purchase operation which caused the Yen to briefly spike upwards during the Tokyo session. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
A Weaker Dollar In A High Interest Rate Environment
Can a high interest rate environment bring a weaker rather than a stronger dollar? Everybody speaks of the Fed and the high funds rate, so the narrative is that the dollar will only get stronger. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
US Private Sector Employment Rises 89,000 In September Vs. 153,000 Expected
Private sector employment in the US rose 89,000 in September, the data published by ADP showed on Wednesday. This reading followed the 180,000 increase recorded in August and missed the market... 
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US Dollar Credit Supply: Decent Supply In September
Dollar credit supply in September was substantial, particularly in financials. However, we still see financials running behind the previous year-to-date supply, at just $340bn. Supply is now sitting at... 
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October 2023 Monthly Outlook
One of the most notable developments suggestive of the important changes coming to the global capital markets was JP Morgan's planned inclusion of India in its emerging market bond index. India's... 
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Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Economy
US Market Commentary - Thursday, Sept. 21
The US Dollar remains well bid today on the back of the September FOMC. While the Fed held rates, as expected, the guidance offered was firmly bullish. Powell noted that the economic outlook had... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Forex Today: Ueda Talks Up The Japanese Yen
The Japanese Yen gained by more than 1% today against a basket of currencies following hawkish comments from the Governor of the Bank of Japan. 
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Financial Markets Report For Wednesday, August 30
In this video Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets for the trading day just ended, Wednesday, August 30. 
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Peeking Into Future Via CoT, Hedge Fund Positions
Hedge funds' net shorts in e-mini S&P 500 futures were up 12.7% week over week from 60-week low. Meanwhile the S&P 500 is up 0.8%. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
We Now Have A Timeline On The End Game For The Dollar
Nearly every financial crisis since the early 19th century has taken about 3 years to ripen from the moment that interest rates started to rise. Whether by the central bank or by decentralized market... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
The Whales Bail On Nvidia
In this week’s Dirty Dozen [CHART PACK] we talk Chinese RE, chop and vol and what it means, update our developing bond bear trap thesis, pitch long Nikkei, long USDMXN, and long Uranium, plus more… 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
U.S. Dollar Testing Important Support; Gold Bulls Watching
​​​​​​​The U.S. Dollar has been in a choppy rising trend higher since bottoming in 2007/2008. 
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Peek Into Future Thru Futures, CoT; How Hedge Funds Are Positioned
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FX Daily: Brazil Set To Start Its Easing Cycle
Markets were taken aback by Fitch's downgrade of US debt yesterday. EUR/USD rose, but the greenback is enjoying safe-haven demand to the detriment of high-beta currencies. In Brazil, the central bank... 
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What CoT Shows About The Future Thru Futures, What Hedge Funds Are Buying
Both equity bulls and futures traders cannot be right. For the level of easing expected by them to occur, the economy will have to significantly decelerate/enter recession, which markets have not yet... 
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