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DOLLAR: The dollar sits moderately firmer at the European crossover. AUD lost
further ground following dovish remarks from RBA Governor Lowe, EUR retains a
heavy tone ahead of today's key ECB meeting, while CAD & JPY bucked the trend.
- The DXY remains at elevated levels with immediate focus on 97.80/81, the Jun 3
& Jul 24 highs. Above here and expect resistance on approach to the 98.00 level,
ahead of the May 23 high at 98.37.
- Gold briefly challenged trendline support drawn off the Jun 11 low, this comes
in today at $1421.67. Consolidation above is an encouraging signs for bulls
putting immediate focus back on the multi-year highs of $1453.1. Support is seen
at $1402.23 which represents the 38.2% retracement of $1319.94-1453.09, below
here opens a run at the $1400 level ($1400.14 - Jul 17 low).
- WTI & Brent trade moderately firmer, but off yesterday's best levels. WTI
$56.09, Brtent $63.38.
- Main focus on the ECB today, data release in the US from Durable Goods,
Wholesale Inventories & Jobless Claims.   

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