Key among these are comments from FOMC Member Bostic and the anticipated New Home Sales data, expected to show an increase to 675K from 661K. Additionally, the week is packed with significant reports, including the U.S. Final GDP quarter-over-quarter, pegged at 3.2%, and the Revised University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment at 76.5, alongside Pending Home Sales, projected at 1.5% from a previous -4.9%.
The GBP/USD braces for impacts from domestic fronts with the CBI Realized Sales and remarks from MPC Member Mann at the Royal Economic Society Conference in Belfast, offering fresh insights into the UK’s economic outlook.
The Dollar Index experienced a slight decline, dipping by 0.07% to 104.359, hinting at momentary bearish pressure within a largely bullish long-term trend. Today’s key pivot point stands at 104.492, marking the threshold between potential upward momentum and continued bearish trend.
With immediate resistance levels poised at 104.736, 104.978, and peaking at 105.277, the path for a bullish resurgence is clear, should the index cross above the pivot. Conversely, support levels at 104.184, 103.985, and 103.678 offer a safeguard against further declines.
The proximity of both the 50 and 200-Day EMAs below the current price strengthens the long-term bullish outlook, albeit with a cautious note for potential shifts above or below the pivotal 104.492 mark.
Arslan, a webinar speaker and derivatives analyst, has an MBA in Finance and MPhil in Behavioral Finance. He guides financial analysis, trading, and cryptocurrency forecasting. Expert in trading psychology and sentiment.