Euro May Have Set Key Low as Retail Forex Sentiment Turns

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- Retail FX crowds buy aggressively into US Dollar pullback versus Euro

- High-flying Greenback may have finally set short-term top

- See full analysis below in individual currency sections

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EURUSD - Euro May Have Finally Turned

GBPUSD - British Pound Likely to Lose Further versus US Dollar

USDJPY - Retail FX Traders Do Well as they Buy USDJPY Gains

AUDUSD - Australian Dollar May have Set Short-term Bottom

NZDUSD - New Zealand Dollar Likely to Rally Further

GBPJPY - British Pound Outlook Unclear versus Yen

Weekly Summary of Forex Trader Sentiment and Changes in Positioning

Euro May Have Set Key Low as Retail Forex Sentiment Turns
Euro May Have Set Key Low as Retail Forex Sentiment Turns

Retail FX traders have bought aggressively into the most recent US Dollar pullback, and a contrarian view of sentiment suggests the Euro and others may have finally set short-term lows.

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Euro May Have Set Key Low as Retail Forex Sentiment Turns
Euro May Have Set Key Low as Retail Forex Sentiment Turns
Euro May Have Set Key Low as Retail Forex Sentiment Turns
Euro May Have Set Key Low as Retail Forex Sentiment Turns

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