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FX TECHNICAL OUTLOOK by Keith Raphael


Is the Final Leg of the Forecast Seven-Year Dollar Bull Market behind us?


We continue to forecast the resolution of the disjointed global puzzle and gradually revert to the norm by yearend 2017


Aſter the writing of the 2017 Year Outlook for FX Trader Magazine’s first quarter issue, the U.S. Dollar has made only a brief stab at new highs against the JPY, GBP, and CHF. Our forecast completion of the forecast seven-year rally in the U.S. Dollar with a culminating decline of another eight percent in the EUR/USD throughout the first quarter did not transpire. Te sideways consolidation is neutralizing the bullish Dollar/bearish Euro long-term momentum and therefore we are at a critical juncture in the timing of our long-term forecasting. In addition, the neutral status is accompanied by the classic currency and commodity asset rotation throughout their individual consolidations, further clouding the underlying trends and correlations.


In this article, we will remain focused on the long-term outlook in these assets and refined timing. We continue to believe that the U.S. Dollar is the lead indicator across the board, and the higher than normal volatility of 2016 will continue to subside into the end of 2017.


38 FX TRADER MAGAZINE April - June 2017


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