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Abstract:The U.S. dollar remains lacklustre, but support for the dollar index was found at near $100.60 level. My eyes are on the RBAs interest rate decision, which is due tomorrow with Hawkish expectations. B
The U.S. dollar remains lacklustre, but support for the dollar index was found at near $100.60 level.
My eyes are on the RBA's interest rate decision, which is due tomorrow with Hawkish expectations.
BTC climbed to its highest level in September as sentiment improved in the broader market.
Market Summary
The U.S. dollar continues to trade at its lowest levels, but the Dollar Index (DXY) has found support above 100.60, with bearish momentum easing. Market sentiment is largely driven by anticipation of another 50 bps rate cut by the Fed before year-end. This week's GDP and PCE readings will be key in shaping those expectations.
Wall Street remains at all-time highs, with major indexes standing pat, awaiting a catalyst to push them further. In the commodity market, gold is benefiting from a soft dollar and the prospect of continued Fed rate cuts, trading bullishly. Oil prices have also risen to their highest levels this month, aided by improved demand outlook following the Chinese central bank's surprise rate cut of 10 bps on short-term repo rates.
In the crypto market, Bitcoin (BTC) has surged to its highest level since August, buoyed by improved risk-on sentiment following the Fed's rate cut. The ongoing accumulation of BTC by MicroStrategy and strong inflows into BTC ETFs are further bolstering confidence in the market.
Lastly, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is set to announce its interest rate decision tomorrow, with a hawkish stance expected, which has been supporting the strength of the Aussie dollar.
Current rate hike bets on 7th November Fed interest rate decision:
Source: CME Fedwatch Tool
-50 bps (32%) VS -25 bps (68%)
Market Movements
DOLLAR_INDX, H4
The Dollar Index continues to decline as investors assess the likelihood of further aggressive rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. With monetary policy remaining data-dependent, attention is now shifting toward key US economic indicators, including the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index and statements from Fed officials due this week, which could provide clearer trading signals for the Dollar.
The Dollar Index is trading flat while currently testing the support level. However, MACD has illustrated increasing bullish momentum, while RSI is at 50, suggesting the index might experience technical correction since the RSI rebounded sharply from oversold territory.
Resistance level: 101.80, 102.35
Support level: 100.55, 99.70
XAU/USD, H4
Gold remains steady near record highs as traders await further US data to determine if last week‘s 50-basis-point rate cut is the start of more aggressive monetary easing. Additionally, rising tensions in the Middle East, particularly between Hezbollah and Israel, are bolstering gold’s status as a safe-haven asset.
Gold prices are trading flat while currently testing thes support level. However, MACD has illustrated increasing bearish momentum, while RSI is at 64, suggesting the commodity might experience technical correction since the RSI retreated sharply from overbought territory.
Resistance level: 2635.00, 2660.00
Support level: 2615.00, 2605.00
GBP/USD,H4
The Pound Sterling has emerged as one of the strongest currencies recently, particularly after the Bank of England (BoE) chose to maintain its interest rate levels unchanged last week. This decision positions the BoE as one of the few major central banks still holding onto a monetary tightening policy, which has provided substantial support to the pound. The Sterling Index (BXY) has climbed to its highest level since March 2022, further signalling ongoing strength in the currency and suggesting a bullish bias for GBP moving forward.
GBP/USD continued to climb, rising by more than 1.5% last week. The pair remains in a bullish trend. The RSI is poised close to the overbought zone, while the MACD continues to edge higher, suggesting the pairs bullish momentum remains strong.
Resistance level: 1.3350, 1.3440
Support level:1.3280, 1.3140
AUD/USD, H4
The Aussie dollar is trading sideways at its highest level in 2024 ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) interest rate decision. The RBA Deputy Governor previously indicated that Australia's labour market remains tight, suggesting the central bank might maintain its monetary tightening policy for an extended period to manage inflationary pressures. Should the RBA's interest rate decision align with market expectations, it may further boost the strength of the Aussie dollar, reinforcing its bullish momentum.
The pair is consolidating at its recent high level, suggesting a bullish bias. The RSI remains at the above 50 level, while the MACD edged higher, suggesting the pair remains trading with bullish momentum.
Resistance level: 0.6850, 0.6920
Support level: 0.6780, 0.6730
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