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20.11.201621:18 Forex Analysis & Reviews: Daily analysis of USDX for November 21, 2016

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A nonstop rally of the US Dollar Index continues to set the tone for the markets, as we're seeing a consolidation above the 101.00 psychological level. Eventually, the index may reach the 102.00 area during this week, as investors continue pricing a possible Fed's rate hike in December meeting.

If USDX manages to break the 101.74 level, the next resistance would be the 102.61 level.

Exchange Rates 20.11.2016 analysis

H1 chart's resistance levels: 101.74 / 102.61

H1 chart's support levels: 100.53 / 99.39

Trading recommendations for today: Based on the H1 chart, place buy (long) orders only if the USD Index breaks with a bullish resistance level is at 101.74, take profit is at 102.61 and stop loss is at 100.87.

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