天天外汇网讯-美元再现普跌行情（Daily Forex Forex - US dollar rally）.docVIP

天天外汇网讯-美元再现普跌行情（Daily Forex Forex - US dollar rally） US dollar inflation report Daily foreign exchange network August 7th hearing - the U.S. dollar against major non US currencies on Tuesday (August 6th) general decline, due to the Federal Reserve (Fed) when it will begin to reduce the purchase of bonds is uncertain, prompting investors to reduce U.S. dollar positions. The focus of the market has now shifted to the forthcoming quarterly inflation report of the Bank of England (BOE), which is seeking clues from the Bank of Englands forward-looking guidance on interest rates. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta (Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta) chairman Lockhart (Dennis Lockhart) said, the Fed could be as early as September began to reduce the size of the debt purchase, but if the economy fails to accelerate in the second half of the year, the Fed may wait for a long time. Last Friday, U.S. employment data were weaker than expected, prompting investors to push ahead with expectations that the Fed would slow its bond purchases as early as September. The Feds bond buying plan is bad for the dollar, which is equivalent to printing money. Nomura Securities (Nomura Securities) foreign exchange strategist Charles St-Arnaud said that although the dollar / yen is very weak, but generally weaker than the dollar on Tuesday, the Bank of Japans monetary policy, the relationship with the Feds policy more. He said that this is a typical representative of the whole summer trading, market volatility, investors opportunistic lock profits. On Thursday, the Bank of Japan will close its two day monetary policy meeting, with the market widely expected to keep its policy unchanged. Bank of America Merrill Lynch said that if the risk of economic growth and inflation prospects decline, the Japanese central bank may need to consider further relaxation of policy. Markets are increasingly worried that Japans forthcoming measures to tackle fiscal problems will affect the fledgling economic recov