The Pattern Pulse – 24 October 2024
Forex: EUR/USD Still on the Ropes
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Europe’s shared currency continues to trade on the back foot versus its US counterpart, down more than 3.0% month to date. Interestingly, further underperformance is within view based on the monthly chart demonstrating scope to push as far south as support from US$1.0516. In addition, price action on the daily scale stepped beneath support at US$1.0798 (now being retested as potential resistance) and unfastened the door to support from US$1.0744.
Given the above analysis, EUR/USD bears may remain at the wheel for the time being.
Commodities: Trouble Ahead for Gold?
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Gold (XAU/USD) has powered higher this year, climbing 34% year to date and recently refreshing all-time highs of US$2,758. The precious metal is also on track to pencil in its largest one-year gain in 14 years. As you can see from the chart below, despite the trend favouring buyers, resistance is in play on monthly and daily timeframes.
The monthly chart’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) is closing in on an area of resistance between 87.02 and 83.87, bolstered by the convergence of projection ratios at current price between US$2,777 and US$2,723. The daily chart also moulded a bearish outside day reversal candle from channel resistance yesterday (taken from the high of US$2,531). This was also accompanied by negative divergence from the RSI within overbought territory.
Equities: US Equities Nearing Trendline Support
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Trendline supports are visible across key US market equity indices, with the Nasdaq 100 and Nasdaq Composite on the doorstep of testing their ascending lines. Assuming price respects these barriers, we could see the aforementioned indexes refresh all-time highs.
Both the S&P 500 and the Dow 30 are seen correcting from recent all-time highs of 5,878 and 43,325, respectively. Therefore, a test of their respective trendline supports could draw dip buyers to potentially engulf recent record highs.
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