DXY rises on the markets’ optimism for a DC resolution; still shy of 80.51 resistance

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The US Dollar Index (DXY) rose rather uneasily in the hopes that the anti-Obamacare Republicans in the US House of Representatives would approve the Senate resolution to end the shutdown and raise the debt ceiling.

DXY will likely blow through resistance once the resolution in the US is official

The timetable for the rest of the evening in the US is for the Senate to vote on the agreed upon resolution at around midnight GMT and for the House to vote at around 3:30 GMT. Markets are likely going to be in a holding pattern until things are made official by the House.

There are, in fact, data points due out from Australia, China, Britain, Europe and the US – but they will almost certainly take a back seat to the DC news.

Technical outlook for DXY

Technicians still say there is one more hurdle to jump at 80.51 for the US Dollar Index (DXY) bulls to officially be in the clear. Above that level, the next resistance would be 80.75. If resistance holds at 80.51 we could still see a drop all the way down to the wave “C” target at 79.00.

Session Recap: Risk on amid Washington deal hopes; USD/JPY tests 99.00

Washington, we have a deal. According to the latest developments, Wednesday October 16th will pass into history as the day the first US government shutdown in the new millennium came to an end. Or not, because market welcomed the bipartisan agreement in the Senate while both bodies, the Senate itself and the House must vote it and Barack Obama must sign it yet.
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