16 Quotes by Niels From

China wouldn't want to hurt the value of the dollar, which is what would happen if they started selling their U.S. assets.

I wouldn't position for sharp movements -- so close to the New Year investors won't want to take massive positions. My traders say that liquidity flowing is half of a normal market.

I will be focusing on the data this afternoon out of U.S. I think the risk is on the upside and could give the dollar a bit of support.

People now expect the ECB to hike in the first quarter, or even as early as December. This has been supporting the euro.

There's not much reason to be optimistic about the U.K. economy for now. As rate-cut speculation increases, the pound will come under more pressure.

The spread has been widening since the beginning of September in favor of the pound. We have seen a stronger sterling against the euro.

The whole discussion about rising protectionism, especially in the United States, is a dollar negative. It's an ongoing story.

The yen is hugely undervalued and I see it strengthening next year.

There's a lot of uncertainty in the market before the data.