 | Money In Motion: Currency Trading
Deal or no deal? That is the question confronting both equity and currency investors alike as Europe's leaders gather to finally hammer out a plan to get the continent out of its spiraling debt crisis. Whatever the result, the gathering will set the tone and tenor for trading for next week. Banking on the collective sanity of European policy makers has been a losing strategy, but the uncertainty has provided a great trading catalyst for the Euro. We will break it down and show you how you can profit using currencies. Plus, If you were disappointed by a lack of QE3 from our central bank, then next week's Bank of Japan meeting is for you. They're on round 52 of quantitative easing, and while few expect any major development when the BOJ meets next week, the Yen is hovering at post-quake highs, and some traders believe further intervention is in the offing. We will explain how you can profit off the Yen's next move. And will the U.S. succeed in getting China to raise the value of the Yuan? It's a hot topic in Washington, but it could have disastrous implications for our economy, and we'll tell you why. That's all coming up on Money in Motion Currency Trading.
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