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Euro's Next Move
The euro had a wild ride this week after S&P downgraded Spain's sovereign debt. But the Euro has been resilient, and according to our traders, appears poised for a move higher. But 1.30 has been a tough level to crack. So what levels do you need to watch, and what's the way to play it now? We'll break it down.
Chinese GDP
Concerns of a Chinese slowdown have weighed on stocks and currencies that are closely linked to commodities. While few traders trust Chinese economic data, they do pay attention to it. And a key data point will hit the market next week with the release of Chinese third quarter GDP. Our pros will reveal how they are trading it.
Profit From the Patterns
And there is a big opportunity flashing in the trillion dollar currency market, and you don't need to be an expert to spot it. You just need to know how to identify a key technical pattern. We'll tell you what it is and how to spot it when we visit our Money Map.
That's all coming up on Money in Motion Currency Trading
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