- US Dollar index formed a minor top at 97.78 yesterday and started to decline from that level. It is currently trading around 96.99.
- Short term trend is still weak as long as index not able to break above 98.08 (23.6% fibo). The index has shown a huge decline from the high 103.82 and downside capped by 61.8% fibo at 96.40 and bearish continuation can be seen below that level.
- The near term resistance is around 98.10 (23.6% retracement of 102.25 and 96.80) and any close above will take the index till 98.60 (support turned into resistance)/ 99.41 (200 MA)/99.89.
- On the lower side, major near term support is around 96.40 (61.8% fibo) and any break below will drag the index till 95.91 (Nov 9th 2016 low)/95.
It is good to sell on rallies around 97.25-97.30 with SL around 98.10 for the TP of 95.90.


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