US Greenback 5-day Profitable Streak at Threat, Will Costs Maintain at February Lows?

US Greenback, DXY, Transferring Averages, False Breakout – Technical Replace:

• US Greenback 5-day profitable streak in danger after Tuesday Asia commerce
• Nonetheless, the foreign money has averted a deeper bearish trajectory of late
• Key resistance is the 20-day MA, assist at 100.82 – 101.02

The US Greenback accomplished its fifth consecutive day by day profitable streak on the finish of Monday. That marked the very best profitable interval for the foreign money since late Might. If the DXY Greenback Index can maintain a sixth push larger, that may imply the longest profitable streak since Might 2022. However, as Tuesday’s Asia-Pacific buying and selling session concludes, the foreign money is off to a tough begin.

That stated, issues are trying slightly bit rosy for the US Greenback. As I discussed final week, the foreign money’s bearish breakout was dropping steam. As anticipated, costs adopted by larger. After a seemingly false breakout, the DXY is again above the previous 100.82 – 101.02 assist zone. That’s bringing the main focus to a extra impartial setting after a string of losses since March.

Speedy resistance seems to be the 20-day Transferring Common (MA) above. Simply past that is 101.92, the place assist was present in mid-June. This worth may maintain as new resistance. Above that’s the 50-day MA. Understand that a bearish Loss of life Cross between these two traces stays in play, providing a near-term bearish bias.

Within the occasion of sustained losses downward, the foreign money will discover itself dealing with the 100.82 – 101.02 assist zone as soon as extra. That stated, and as we now have seen final week, a bearish breakout could not essentially spell bother for the foreign money. New assist was established at 99.57. A deeper and stronger pullback that extends losses from final 12 months would place the give attention to the March 31st, 2022 low at 97.68.

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— Written by Daniel Dubrovsky, Strategist for DailyFX.com