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US Dollar Index
Fri, Jul 3 2009, 12:45 GMT
by Anna Coulling
Master The Markets

The US Dollar Index was one of the principal beneficiaries of the
lacklustre reaction to the NFP data yesterday ending the day on a wide
spread up bar which closed above both the 9 and 14 day moving averages
once again. Sadly the reaction was insufficient to take the Index
back above the psychologically important resistance in place just below
81 so it is far too early to suggest that this can be considered a
reversal in the fortunes of the US Dollar in the medium term, and in
the cold light of day has simply added a further bar to the sideways
consolidation at this price level. Today is unlikely to provide
anything in the way of a measured reaction to yesterday's news as the
US markets are closed for Independence Day, and therefore we need to
wait until early next week for further fundamental news on the economic
calendar, either to establish a firm trend or simply to continue in the
current sideways movement. It is interesting to note from yesterday's
price action that the high of the day failed to penetrate the 40 day
moving average which seems to be adding to the general downwards slide
at present.
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