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Euro: Euro had taken support from 1.3150 levels as expected but the downward bias is still on due to quantitative easing policy expectation from Eurozone. Its is staying below the trendline and the cluster resistance of 1.3250 which is unlikely to break. The weekly stochastics is turning downside showing extreme pressure for the pair. Look for short opportunities at every rise. (Eur/Usd:1.3160). Bearish.
Pound: The pair is forming a consolidation between the channel at its support at 1.4610 levels . Since it has unable to break the 1.4880 resistance twice coupled by falling euro and stronger dollar index the view is staying a bit neutral. Breaking of 1.4540 on a decisive note would change the view of pound to bearish again. (Gbp/Usd: 1.4640). Neutral.
Yen: The Usd/Jpy pair would again aim at the weekly trendline near 101.80 levels . Currently it is holding above the 55 day weekly EMA . Confidence in the pair would arise only once 101.80 is breached and held consistently . Neutral (Usd/Jpy: 100.35).
Australian Dollar: Aussie is still maintaining above the trendline support . Look for entering long at dips around 0.7090- 0.7120 levels targeting 100 pips. (Aud/Usd: 0.7058).
Gold: Gold is holding below the daily and weekly trend lines and crucial moving averages. It is likely to be bearish in short term . Sell at retracements around 900 to 910 levels Bearish (Gold: $887.00)
Dollar index :The dollar index strengthened last week and closed above 55 days EMA, due to weakness in Euro. While it's still limited below near term resistance of 86.13, the case for resuming rally from 82.63 has been building up. We're still maintaining the view that key support of 82 level (cluster support of 61.8% retracement of 77.69 to 89.62 at 82.24 and 38.2% retracement of 70.70 to 89.62 at 82.39, as well as long term rising trend line at 82.03) intact. Break above 86.13 will set the stage for retesting 89.62 high. Though a break below 84.93 will dampen the bullish case and argues that some more sideway trading would be seen before an upside break out. Bullish.
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