Amidst stronger asset classes, the US Dollar continued depreciating across the board; the Dollar Index (DX) is approaching the historic support zone of 78.80-79.00. The medium term trend is still weak till DX does not close above 82.40 on daily basis with 79.20 still remaining pending objective.
The Euro is trading consistently above the high made during early this year to currently trade at 1.3770 whereas the Cable and the Aussie are trading their respective historic resistances of 1.6280 and 0.9760.
The benchmark equity index of the Dow Jones Industrials Average (DJIA) is trading flat at 15415 ranges after finding support at 14700 ranges during past couple of weeks, only weekly close below 14500 would put major trend which started in 2009 at stake else DJIA may appreciate to 16500-16700 ranges. Historic correlation between DX Vs DJIA suggests Dollar weakness is still intact till DX does not close above 84.50 on monthly basis though the Dollar correlation is getting less significant.
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