EUR\/USD<\/p>\n
EUR\/USD recently broke the level of 1.22. trending upwards. The currency pair is moving towards the support zone of 1.21500 and the next resistance zone is at 1.23200. Look for buying opportunities for the pair if it bounces up the support zone of 1.21500. the previous day, mainly on US Dollar, rebound ahead of the key inflation figures and budget announcements. The US inflation figures are likely to favor the US dollar, upbeat expectations from the budget may tame the greenback\u2019s upside, likely restricting EUR\/USD losses.<\/p>\n
GBP\/USD<\/p>\n
GBP\/USD recently bounced up from the key level of 1.41 after the hawkish remark made by a BANK OF ENGLAND committee member that if the current furlough program were to end smoothly by the end of this year, it will likely to appropriate for the central bank to increase rate next year. The currency pair is testing to break above the key level of 1.42. Its next support is at 1.40000 and the next resistance zone is at 1.43500\u2014look for buying opportunities if it breaks above the key level of 1.42<\/p>\n
AUD\/USD<\/p>\n
AUD\/USD is ranging across\u2014it was announced yesterday that Australia’s Victoria states will be going under 1-week lockdown in an attempt to contain the COVID outbreak in Melbourne. AUD\/USD’s next support zone is at 0.75500 and the next resistance zone is at 0.78000. Look for selling opportunities for the pair. The pair is holding the lower ground below 0.7750, although clinging to its recent trading range. The US Dollar sees renewed buying interest, despite the risk-on mood fueled by president Biden’s spending plans. All eyes on US Core PCE Index<\/p>\n
XAU\/USD<\/p>\n
The US Dollar is creeping higher, while the price of gold is trading down some 0.11% on the day, slipping below the hourly 10 EMA from a high of $1898 to print $1894, the low for a day so far. However, from a daily perspective, the emphasis on the upside following what appears to be a meanwhile and healthy correction in an otherwise strongly bullish environment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"