By Orbex
A drop in July’s core CPI in the US has put the greenback on the defense.
The rebound had gained traction after the pair closed above 110.50, a major resistance on the daily chart. This is a strong sign that the rally may have resumed after a five-week-long consolidation.
Though a repeatedly overbought RSI showed overextension in the short-term, and the current pullback would test the psychological level of 110.00.
Then 111.20 would be the next stop if the bullish momentum picks up again.
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The Australian dollar hit resistance after worse-than-expected consumer inflation expectations.
The pair is still under pressure after it met stiff selling pressure at the 20-day moving average (0.7400).
The drop below the key support at 0.7330 may have threatened the chance of a sustainable rebound. Only a bullish close above 0.7400 would bring back confidence to the bulls.
Otherwise, past 0.7320 the bears would challenge the floor at 0.7290. A breakout could trigger an extended sell-off as those who bought the dip switch side.
WTI crude recouped losses after the US inventory showed a deficit last week.
Strong buying interest on the daily support line at 65.30 has initiated a rebound. However, a bearish MA cross on the daily chart may have tempered the bullish mood.
The bulls will need to lift the psychological level of 70.00 as a show of strength. Then they may have a chance to grind past 74 and preserve the rally.
Failing that, a break below the said support may trigger a bearish reversal towards last May’s low at 61.50.
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