Data from the Consumer Credit will be release on Monday. Analysts are expecting another increase to $8.5 billion dollars.

The EUR/USD pair had no real reaction to the ECB's decision to leave rates at 4.25%, but the ISM non-manufacturing number lit a fire under the greenback, increasing its gains.

Taking advantage of falling crude oil prices, the greenback enjoyed some significantly strong gains earlier this week. But rising unemployment is opening the way for a drop against its counterpart currencies.

The British Pound has been in a free fall during the entire month of August, and just hit its lowest point vs. the U.S. Dollar in over two years.

The sharp drop in oil prices combined with the much feared Gustav weakened to a tropical depression and economic malaise extending into the Eurozone have added fuel to the strong dollar.

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The USD erased earlier losses with a 6.6% gain against the G7 countries. This is the first real set of gains the USD has delivered in quite a long time.

Former Fed Chief Alan Greenspan's favorite inflation gauge will be released on Friday, August 29, at 7:30 a.m. EST. Watched closely by Forex traders, The PCE Deflator can have dramatic impact on the EUR/USD.

Swiss National Bank Vice Chairman Philip Hildebrand could cast the first stone in a larger ECB paradigm shift.

Positive words on inflation were said by Fed Chief Bernanke on Friday. His message that inflation was on track to moderate in the coming months was clearly liked by the Dollar which rose against other major currencies.

At closing on Tuesday, the euro lost against the dollar, which hit the highest since March. While the GBP sunk and the Australian dollar continued to retreat. Can the greenback's latest surge change investor's favor?

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The EURO fell to a session low of $1.50, the British pound tumbled against the dollar and the Australian dollar did likewise, futher fuelling economists' forecast that the currenies are at crucial levels.

The U.S. Dollar has started moving upward in conjunction with the fall in oil prices at the beginning of the trading day. The Swiss Franc is one currency that has really been feeling the effects of it.

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