DXY flirting with highs near 97.00

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The US Dollar Index, which gauges the greenback vs. its main rivals, is prolonging its upbeat momentum and testing multi-week tops near 97.00 the figure.

DXY firmer on Greece

The US dollar continues to gather traction against the backdrop of rising jitters on the Greek situation. The risk-off trade is prevailing in the global markets ahead of the EU Leaders Summit due later in the European evening, where PM A.Tsipras is expected to submit another set of proposals to be assessed by the EU institutions.

In the US calendar, the only release of note will be the IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism index ahead of the FOMC minutes due tomorrow.

DXY relevant levels

As of writing the index is advancing 0.57% at 96.85 with the next hurdle at 97.34 (high Jun.5) ahead of 97.76 (high Jun.1) and finally 98.00 (high Jun.2). On the flip side, a breakdown of 96.59 (low Jul.6) would target 96.04 (low Jul.3) en route to 95.64 (low Jul.1).

USD/JPY dips to 122.50

The yen erased losses and regained footing versus the US dollar in mid-European session, dragging USD/JPY from fresh session highs to 122.50 levels. The major stalled its upward moves towards 123 handle and turned negative largely on increasing risk-off sentiments, heading into the Euro group meeting, which boosted the safe-havens bids for the yen.
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