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Market Wire Update:
Short-Dollar Policy Finds Support
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European markets are initially backing the short-dollar policy that was fed by the G20 comments over the weekend. Take care with exposure and expectancy levels as the 4 hour reads are all oversold on the dollar, and overbought on the major currencies.
Lots and targets: Anything taken ahead of the closed 4 Hour candle price points shown below will require reduced lots and reduced targets.
Red Flag Economics:
05:03 EST Gbp Bank of England Inflation Report
U.S. and Canadian Banks Closed. Veterans Day
19:30 EST Aud Unemployment Exp. 5.8% Prev. 5.7%
Dollar Index: The 75.50 area now becomes the pivotal price point for the dollar index. A four hour close above/below there signals which way the market is willing to test the value of the Usd. Swing Point: 75.90
S&P Futures: The 1082 and then 1100 areas on the S&P are the near-term price action points, that may form a price channel if global markets fail to find equity buyers. The 1055 support area looks solid. Swing Point: 1080
Crude Oil: 80.20 and 81.05 are the topside numbers on crude oil trade, with 81.75 above that. There is a lot of noise at the 78.50 area, with 77.50 and 76.50 under there. Swing Point: 78.90
Gold Bullion: 1075 on gold trade will be near-term support, backing any long tests of 1120. The short side is also backed by 1065. As the market trades long gold as a hedge, it seems that the gold bugs will dominate. Swing Point: 1105