Following the recent potential wash-out/bear-trap move below the 114.50ish triple-bottom support, GLD has been backtesting that support level from above, possibly building the energy to mount a sustained breakout above the yellow downtrend line (bullish scenario), while a solid move back below 114.50 & especially the 109 area would be bearish. While the longer-term trend is still down to sideways, the current short-term trend is up with GLD making a series of higher highs & higher lows over the last 5 1/2 weeks.
This is the fourth divergent high in the US Dollar Index over the last 4+ years. The three previous divergent highs resulted in significant corrections. Should those divergences play out for another correction, precious metals & commodities are likely to rally.
EUR/USD recently broke above this bullish falling wedge pattern & is currently backtesting the pattern from above. The Euro alone accounts for nearly 58% of the performance of the US Dollar Index ($DXYO/$USD). If history is any indication of the future, the EUR/USD pair is likely to rally soon following this most recent oversold weekly RSI reading, especially considering the pair just tagged the bottom of this large triangle pattern (support).
Behind the Euro, the Yen is the second largest component of the US Dollar Index at a 13.6% weighting. Like the Euro, the Yen also looks poised for a major reversal with a likely downside target in the USD/JPY pair of around the 110-111 area.