76447.970USD
Today
+0.27%
5 Days
+4.61%
1 Month
+9.23%
6 Months
-31.12%
Year to Date
-12.84%
1 Year
-10.11%
Opening Price
76107.990Previous Closing Price
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The configuration is positive.
the downside breakout of 75330 would call for 74100 and 73360.
the upside prevails as long as 75330 is support.
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