The Dollar Index (DXM11) slips again from 76.50 ranges; on the event of weaker than expected economic data, profit taking was witnessed in the dollar long positions. The Cable appreciated the most followed by the Euro and Swiss Franc; the Aussie Dollar also recovered smartly by the end of New York trade after trading in red for most of the Asian and European sessions.
The Dollar Index (DXM11) has reached major resistance zone of 76.50; currently it is trading weak at 75.70; only weekly close above 76.50 would post short-term bottom. On the lower side, 75.00 is expected to act as critical support for Dollar Index (DXM11), weekly close below 74.60 would result in continuation of long-term bearishness of U.S Dollar.
Benchmark equity index of the Dow Jones Industrials (DJIA) recovered smartly from the support zone of 12200 ranges, immediate resistance is seen at 12450 and major trend is expected to establish above 12600; historic correlation between DX and DJIA suggests sideways trend in Dollar Index with weaker Dollar.
NYMEX Crude (CLN11) is trading range bound between $105.00 and $95.00; $95.00 ranges is expected to act as important support and $102.70 is expected to act as immediate resistance.
FX Pair Support 2 Support 1 Resistance 1 Resistance 2
EURUSD 1.4040 1.4120 1.4260 1.4350
USDJPY 81.20 81.50 82.20 82.70
GBPUSD 1.6190 1.6240 1.6330 1.6410
USDCHF 0.8550 0.8610 0.8770 0.8800
EURJPY 114.30 114.70 116.50 117.00
AUDUSD 1.0410 1.0570 1.0690 1.0750
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