| From WSJ: The likelihood of further "quantitative easing" in the U.S. has cast a shadow on currency markets that is likely to continue to encumber the dollar in the near term. But the prospect of further Japanese intervention will also haunt the market, limiting investors' moves in sessions to come as central-bank policy and actions take center stage.
"It's very easy to be negative on each of the four [major currencies] for their own reasons," said Adam Cole, global head of foreign-exchange strategy at RBC Capital Markets in London...........................................Full Article: Source
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