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Most of the FX net positions decreased against the dollar and dollar index bought at a fast pace last week.

Dollar positions get an advantage in the futures market last week. Dollar index positions increased by %12.

Despite high border rejection rates, UK trading activity is picking up slowly to the last year’s levels.

What to expect from the Central Banks against rising rates and for heating but still weak economy.

Safe havens, gold and JPY sold last week, while GBP, CAD, AUD net positions increased at a faster pace.

Nasdaq fell hard after the breaking of the white uptrend line and now testing the 12.440 support level.

Safe havens, gold, and JPY sold last week. GBP positions increase by nearly %40 relative to last week.

Last week, was a tame week for FX net contract changes. High dollar index shorts and euro longs continued.

Nasdaq futures can’t get past 13775 resistance to the upside after yesterday’s fall.

Last week, GBP had bought the most among other FX contracts, EUR buying spree continued after last week’s big break.

Brexit is hitting hard to the UK, considering EU paperwork requirements, Covid-19 restrictions cause long, lack of customs agents.

Commitments of Traders Report is showing EUR dumping hit the fastest level since June 2018 while dollar index positions continue...