USD/PLN 4H Chart: Rising Wedge
Comment: The bullish momentum of USD/PLN has been weakening following the Dec 16-29 rally, resulting in formation of a rising wedge pattern. Accordingly, there is an elevated risk of a reversal, and ultimately a violation of the lower trend-line can lead to a sell-off down to a major support at 3.35, though there are dense demand areas at 3.6873 (up-trend and Jan 21 low) and at 3.5980 (Jan 9 low and 200-period SMA). However, the technical indicators on the four-hour and daily charts mostly give ‘buy’ signals, suggesting the US Dollar has not yet fully exhausted its upward potential, and we can still expect some appreciation before a likely downside break-out.
EUR/SGD 1H Chart: Channel Down
Comment: The Euro has been following a downward trend since mid-December, when it failed to overcome the resistance at 1.64. However, the pair has formed a bearish channel only recently. EUR/SGD has just encountered the falling support line at 1.50, and at the moment it is undergoing a bullish correction. The immediate resistance is at 1.5186, represented by the daily R1 and weekly PP. Nonetheless, the rally is likely to extend further, potentially up to 1.5350 (200-hour SMA and falling support line), before the Euro starts negating gains. Meanwhile, the SWFX traders are undecided with respect to EUR/SGD—53% of open positions are long and 47% are short.
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