Forex Weekly Trading Forecast - 01.03.11

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  US Dollar Poised to Rally in the New Year
  


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  Euro’s Financial Survival May be a Serious Question in 2011
  


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  Japanese Yen Looks to Extend Gains On Falling U.S. Yields
  


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  British Pound To Face Headwinds As Private Sector Activity Weakens
  


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  Gold Facing Formidable Headwinds After Ten-Year Rally
  

Forex: U.S. Dollar Pares Decline From Holiday Trade Despite Rebound In Risk

The U.S. dollar bounced back against most of its major counterparts during the first trading session of 2011, and the greenback may continue to appreciate going into the North American trade as the economic docket is expected to reinforce an improved outlook for future growth.

Forex Strategy Outlook: US Dollar Volatility Calls for Breakout Trading

A pickup in forex options market volatility expectations points to large Euro and US Dollar in the week ahead, calling for a shift in forex strategy bias for the New Year.

Forex: Dollar Recovery Hits a Road Block as Data Prints Strong and Risk Appetite Rallies

Though it was not a dramatic change from the circumstances we were experiencing through the end of last week, the US dollar showed an exceptional level of volatility through the opening 24 hours of the trading week. Now, the trading community must determine whether this is a sign that the New Year has encourage a resolution of increased activity amongst its participants or whether trading conditions are simply still distorted.

Forex: Euro, British Pound Rally As U.K. PMI Manufacturing and Euro-Zone CPI Estimate Tops Expectations

The British pound pared yesterday’s losses against the greenback as the U.K. PMI manufacturing report in December rose to 58.3 amid expectations of 57.2 to mark the highest reading in 16 years.