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US Dollar Index to extend upward momentum on a break above 111 – SocGen

The US Dollar Index (DXY) moves sideways slightly above 109.50. Economists at Société Générale expect the index to enjoy further gains on a break past 111.

Short-term downtrend likely on a dip under 107.60

“If the index establishes itself above the high formed earlier this month at 111 – which is also a graphical level, the up move is expected to extend further towards next projections at 112.60/113.00.” 

“It is worth noting that the daily MACD has started posting negative divergence. Although this is not a reversal signal, it does point towards receding upward momentum.”

“Defending the 50 DMA at 107.60 would be essential for persistence in uptrend. Should a break materialize, a short-term downtrend is likely.”

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