Dollar Index threatened to close above long term control point at 93.28.
Directly bullish toward 93.77/94.31 could not be ruled out.
If so, today should not close below 92.65.
Close below 92.11 will negative this view.
Daily support Levels: 93.06 92.90 92.81 92.74 92.63 92.37
Daily resistance Levels: 93.44 93.56 93.66 93.88 94.19
Dollar Index Trade Idea:
Buy Limit @ 92.92 SL @92.42 Take Profit @ 93.87/94.19
Intraday Trade Idea:
Sell Latentinterest Order: 93.87
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