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DXY: FED day

cozzamara Updated   
TVC:DXY   U.S. Dollar Index
Hi everyone,

Since May-June this year DXY has been strenghtening.

To be precise the run commenced during the 47th G7 Summit that was held from 11 to 13 June in Cornwall, England.

The uptrend unfolded a rising wedge that was breached to the upside during the 2nd half of November.

On Nov.24th the Index paused and is now consolidating in a range between 97 and 96.

Focus on the intersecation between upper trendline of the rising wedge and the supporting level at 96 which falls on December 21st.

ATTENTION: the above view is subordinated to the reaction that the US dollar will have after the meeting of the Fed which will end today.

Further information will be provided over time.

Thank you and best of luck!
Cozzamara

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