The U.S. dollar edged lower to post a weekly loss on dovish projection from the Federal Reserve. From a technical standpoint, it is worth noting that the price has been caught within a support and resistance (142.500 and 138.000) in the last two weeks to emphasize the indecision in the market. The coming week is laced with major market-moving economic releases, both from the US and Japan; the fundamental backdrop from these events will be anticipated by participants in this market as the price remains within the identified channel which also shares a confluence with the bullish trendline on the daily timeframe hence warrants some detailed understanding of the current structure before positioning ourselves for any trading opportunity.
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