FX Market Update Heading Into The FOMC Statement

forex analysisGood morning traders. Anticipation of today’s FOMC statement will keep markets subdued until 2 PM EST but I suspect, given the nature of the current FX market, we should see some decent volatility afterward.

Note:  the Intra-Day FX Market Forecast highlights price direction and likely price targets/stops designed for traders looking at trading opportunities over the next several hours. These are not official trade recommendations, merely guidelines and forecasts

North American Short-Term Outlook:

  • Dollar Index (DXC): Neutralit looks like the Wave (iv) correction is complete, but there is no evidence that prices are moving higher…yet. Above 94.38-94.60 should put the upside momentum back in gear.
  • EUR/USD: Cautiously Bearish like DXC, the trend overall is clear (down in this case) but we need to see prices begin another break/thrust lower. Below 1.1325-1.1296 should achieve that.
  • AUD/USD:Cautiously Bearish from Monday: looking for prices to move higher towards .7945-.8000  Prices should begin moving lower now
  • USD/JPY: Neutral likely we are in the midst of a 4th wave triangle – expecting more sideways consolidation.  Move along, nothing to see here….for now.
  • GBP/USD: Neutral expanded flat correction is still underway. We could see prices move higher towards 1.5260-1.5300 before the downtrend resumes.
  • EUR/GBP: Neutral sideways chop (triangle?) continues. I fully expect prices to break lower but a move below .7435 and/or .7404 will need to be seen first.

CHF/JPY: Neutral sideways chop since trading to forecast lows at 129.30.  But until we see prices move higher impulsively, it is possible the correction is still playing out.

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