DailyFX.com Chief Strategist Antonio Sousa Picks: Short EUR/USD

DailyFX.com Chief Strategist
Antonio Sousa
Picks: Short EUR/USD


New York, August 12, 2008

DailyFX.com (www.dailyfx.com) Chief Strategist Antonio Sousa :
My picks: Short EUR/USD
Expertise: Fundamentals, Volatility and Sentiment
Average Time Frame of Trades: 1 day - 3 months

The U.S. dollar has been very strong over the past month and I expect this trend to continue going forward. To some extent, the U.S. dollar has been helped a significant shift of interest rate expectations in favor of rate hikes by the Fed. In fact, we expect the Fed to increase rates by 144 bps in the next 18 months. In addition, the U.S. runs a current account deficit of nearly 6% of the GDP and the recent sell off in commodities, particularly in oil, should alleviate some downward pressure in the U.S. economy. On the other hand, ECB’s Jean Claude Trichet has no bias going into the next meeting and he believes recent economic data points toward a weakening of real GDP growth. Looking ahead, I expect the EUR/USD to trade below 1.45 in 3 months and 1.40 in 6 months.

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Hi Antonio

I just read your article on Hedging on
https://www.dailyfx.com/story/trading_reports/hedging_range_trades/2007/04/26/EUR_USD___The_Best_Pair_1175701815355.html

I could not understand how you calculated for example

EURUSD Heding zone to be 1.3300-1.3385 where EURUSD today 15th Dec 2017 is at 1.17985 and all the other currencies ranges in you post had no correlation to the current market.

I think I am missing something.

please explain

Regards

Tony Albuquerque