The Dollar Index is holding well above the support at 100.50, which if holds can take it higher towards 101.50 in the near term. A better directional clarity could be expected post the FOMC meeting scheduled today. Euro has resistance between 1.1150-1.12 which suggests a limited upside for the pair. USDJPY and EURJPY needs a strong break past 142 and 158 respectively to become bullish further, else both look bearish towards 139-138.40 and 154-152 respectively. Aussie and Pound if sustained above current levels, may head towards 0.68/6850 and 1.33-1.3350 respectively. USDCNY for now can hold the immediate range of 7.12-7.08. Bearishness would only strike in on a break below 7.08 if seen. EURINR has risen past 93 but needs to sustain to rise towards 93.50/94 else can fall back towards 92.40-92.00. USDINR has broken below 83.80 but we expect the pair to rise back towards 83.90 in the coming sessions.
The US Treasury yields remain stable ahead of the US Fed meeting outcome tonight. The trend is down and there is room to fall more from here. A 25-bps rate cut is already factored in the market. A higher rate cut today or if the dot plot shows a revised forecast for more rate cuts for the rest of the year/next year will be more bearish for the yields. The German yields have bounced but are unlikely to sustain. The downtrend is likely to resume, and the yields can fall more. The 10Yr GoI witnessed a corrective bounce as expected. The resistance ahead can cap the upside and keep the broader downtrend intact.
Dow Jones continues to rise but has crucial resistance overhead, which if holds, can lead to fall from there. Key focus is on the FOMC meeting today where the central bank is expected to cut interest rate by 25bps or 50bps. DAX has broken above its resistance and while this break sustains, a further rise can be seen. Nifty is stuck in a very narrow range but is positive to see a break on the upside of the range. Nikkei appears range bound. Shanghai hovers above it support, which if holds, can produces a bounce back..
Brent and WTI have entered into the key resistance zone. Need to see if Crude prices able to break above the resistance or not. Gold has fallen back as the mentioned resistance held well. Silver, Copper and Natural Gas have too declined. Gold, Silver and Copper may come down to test 2550, 30 and 4.2/4.1 before a bounce back might take place. Natural Gas can fall towards 2.20. Today's FOMC meeting would be crucial to watch as it could bring volatility in the market and set the tone for future direction.
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