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		<title>By: Marco</title>
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		<description>Hello,

I know this post dates from a few months, but since the USD gained even more ground against these currencies (EUR and GB) after your post was published, I think we can get back to this point once again : Will the USD still gain ground against these currencies?

Before I make my own predictions on the close future on these currencies&#039; values, let&#039;s see why the USD strenghtened lately. Main reason is Eurozone chaos; let&#039;s face it, there are quite a few countries facing a bailout, and Greece is on the top of the list. Some big banks would take a huge hit if a bailout occurs, and the Euro would definitely stay on its downhill trend. All these worries in Europe make most investors flee this market : I mean, wouldn&#039;t you sell you Euros right now if you had some?

On the US part, in resume, slowing growth is still a major concern. Where are the jobs at? Where are big companies investing their money? Answer : Safe-havens. Treasury bonds yields are at record-lows. People put their money where they think it&#039;s safe. What is another safe value according to people right now? The US dollar, of course! And what if the demand increases wildly? Basics : The value increases against other currencies!

It&#039;s hard to tell what&#039;s next. I think Europe governments will do their best to control the crisis. I wouldn&#039;t be suprised to see the EURUSD trade below 1,30. I think this pair might be bearish for a while. GBP might bounce back against the US in the next few days, but I see it going somewhere between 1,50 and 1,52 in 2 or 3 weeks.

Sincerely,

Marco</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello,</p>
<p>I know this post dates from a few months, but since the USD gained even more ground against these currencies (EUR and GB) after your post was published, I think we can get back to this point once again : Will the USD still gain ground against these currencies?</p>
<p>Before I make my own predictions on the close future on these currencies&#8217; values, let&#8217;s see why the USD strenghtened lately. Main reason is Eurozone chaos; let&#8217;s face it, there are quite a few countries facing a bailout, and Greece is on the top of the list. Some big banks would take a huge hit if a bailout occurs, and the Euro would definitely stay on its downhill trend. All these worries in Europe make most investors flee this market : I mean, wouldn&#8217;t you sell you Euros right now if you had some?</p>
<p>On the US part, in resume, slowing growth is still a major concern. Where are the jobs at? Where are big companies investing their money? Answer : Safe-havens. Treasury bonds yields are at record-lows. People put their money where they think it&#8217;s safe. What is another safe value according to people right now? The US dollar, of course! And what if the demand increases wildly? Basics : The value increases against other currencies!</p>
<p>It&#8217;s hard to tell what&#8217;s next. I think Europe governments will do their best to control the crisis. I wouldn&#8217;t be suprised to see the EURUSD trade below 1,30. I think this pair might be bearish for a while. GBP might bounce back against the US in the next few days, but I see it going somewhere between 1,50 and 1,52 in 2 or 3 weeks.</p>
<p>Sincerely,</p>
<p>Marco</p>
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