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CURRENCIES and INTEREST RATES OUTLOOK 2017

Our latest Video/Report analyses over 52 charts and cycles highlighting major trends, reversal levels together with Fibonacci-Price-Ratio projection levels of the major currency pairs/crosses and interest rates of the U.S., Europe and Japan. Don’t hesitate – this is the most thoroughly researched, accurate ELLIOTT WAVE ANALYSIS on the planet. We’ll be taking a look at currency trends over a 50+ year period and projecting these trends into the future – and if you want to see what U.S. interest rates look like over a period of 250+ years, then this latest ANNUAL 2017 ELLIOTT WAVE PRICE-FORECASTS & CYCLE PROJECTIONS will tell you.

US$ index
• Euro/US$
• Stlg/US$
• US$/Yen
• US$/CHF
• AUD/US$
• US$/CAD
• Euro/Stlg
• Euro/Yen
• Asian ADXY
• US$/IDR
• US$/ZAR
• US$/BRL
• US$/RUB
• US$/CNY
• U.S. AAA+ Corporate Bond Yield
• US 30yr Yield
• US 10yr Yield
• US 10yr TIPS Break Even Inflation Rate
• DE 10yr Yield
• JPY 10yr Yield

CURRENCIES: This year’s most anticipated event is the changing trend for the US$ dollar against its G4+ counterparts. Over the last 7.8-year cycle period, the US$ dollar index has traded higher from the pre-financial-crisis lows to current levels but contained within a typical Elliott Wave, THREE price-swing pattern. This is designated a ‘counter-trend’ within the prevailing, dominant downtrend that began from all-time peak of year-1985. This 7.8-year cycle upswing is about to complete, into Q1’17 then stage a reversal-signature that resumes the long-term downtrend. The dollar’s decline over the next several years will be massive, fueling a resurgence in commodity values and other assets classes in this 2^nd phase of our ‘INFLATION-POP’ scenario. In fact, the US$ dollar has already begun its decline against major commodity currencies in early 2016 so it is only a matter of time, and not too much of that before the G4+ currency pairs join in on the act. The final stages of the US$ dollar’s upswing of recent years is likely to send bullish dollar sentiment to new peaks although aggregated long-dollar positioning is expected to remain below levels seen in late 2015. The Euro/US$ retains the possibility of testing slightly below parity, towards 0.9856+/- but only if it remains below 1.0910. But soon after, ending its counter-trend decline from July ’08 then turning higher to begin a new 7.8-year cycle recovery. The worst is over for Stlg/US$ with last October’s (2016) Asian ‘Flash-Crash’ sell-off already ending its 8-year decline at 1.1491. The US$/Yen is approaching the end of a counter-trend upswing from last year’s low of 99.02 towards 120.42+/- but then beginning a massive decline that will ultimately pull this currency pair down towards 92.00+/- in the years ahead. This report updates many other pairs and crosses but the overall theme remains the same – US$ dollar declines ahead. New inclusions are the US$/Mexican Peso and US$/Russian Rouble.

INTEREST RATES: The 60+/- year cycle (peak-to-peak, trough-to-trough) in long-term U.S. interest rates has been consistent over the last 250+ years and we take another look at this development from year-1761 to present day. This cycle forms major trough-to-peak/peak-to-trough intervals of 30+/- years with the last peak forming in year-1981. The current cycle-trough was due in 2011/12 but extended due to Central Bank influence. Recent yield gains at the long-end of the curve confirms the 30+/- year cycle ended last July ’16. A new major uptrend has since got underway, but more recently, accelerating following Donald Trump’s presidential victory last November. European interest rates have only just confirmed they too ended 30+/- year declines last year and are now trending higher – this is particularly true for the benchmark DE10yr Bund yield. The ECB are still engaged in their ‘quantitative easing’ mode until end-2017 but are likely to fall behind the interest-rate curve as they are currently underestimating a pick-up in inflation.