Dollar index trading at 93.54 (-0.16%)
Strength meter (today so far) – Euro +0.38%, Franc -0.02%, Yen -0.18%, GBP -0.17%
Strength meter (since last week) – Euro +0.71%, Franc +0.36%, Yen -0.21%, GBP +0.38%
EUR/USD –
Trading at 1.179
Trend meter –
- Long term – Buy, Medium term – Buy, Short term – Sell
Support
- Long term – 1.14, Medium term – 1.16, Short term – 1.16
Resistance –
- Long term – 1.22, Medium term – 1.22, Short term – 1.2
Economic release today –
- Third quarter labor costs up 1.6 percent, compared to 1.8 percent in the last quarter.
- Construction output down 0.4 percent in October, up 2 percent from a year ago.
Commentary –
- The euro is up this week as the dollar remains weak over Tax proposal concerns. Active call – Sell targeting 1.14
GBP/USD –
Trading at 1.337
Trend meter –
- Long term – Sell, Medium term – Buy, Short term – Buy
Support –
- Long term – 1.28, Medium term – 1.295, Short term – 1.32
Resistance –
- Long term – 1.38 Medium term – 1.36, Short term – 1.35
Economic release today –
- NIL
Commentary –
- The pound retraced earlier gains over Brexit trade talk concerns.
USD/JPY –
Trading at 112.5
Trend meter –
- Long term – Sell, Medium term – sell, Short term – Range/Sell
Support –
- Long term – 107, Medium term – 108.4, Short term – 108.4
Resistance –
- Long term – 116, Medium term – 114.2, Short term – 114.2
Economic release today –
- NIL
Commentary –
- The yen is the worst performer this week as equities continue to rise. Active call – Buy yen targeting 101
USD/CHF –
Trading at 0.988
Trend meter –
- Long term – Buy, Medium term – Range/sell, Short term – Range/Sell
Support –
- Long term – 0.90, Medium term – 0.92, Short term – 0.95
Resistance –
- Long term – 1.04, Medium term – 1.01, Short term – 1.00
Economic release today –
- NIL
Commentary –
- Franc is a weaker performer than the euro this week. Active call – Buy pair targeting 1.02
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