US Dollar Index to reach the 97.00 level on removal of 96.50 – SocGen

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US Dollar Index to reach the 97.00 level on removal of 96.50 – SocGen DollarIndex Banks

has rebounded after dipping towards interim support of 94.60/94.50 representing the peak of October and has reached its highest level in more than two weeks at 96.27. Economists at Société Générale note that a break above 96.50 would open up the 97.00 level and perhaps 97.45.“DXY has crossed above a descending trend line which denotes possibility of further upside towards the peak formed earlier this month near 96.50.

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