USD/INR Price News: Hanging man on 4H tests Indian rupee sellers above 73.00
|- USD/INR picks up bids toward the intraday high.
- Bearish candlestick formation, sustained trading below 200-bar SMA highlights two-week-old support line.
- Monthly top adds to the upside barrier before the 74.00 threshold.
USD/INR trims early Asian losses while rising to 73.18 during the initial Indian session on Tuesday. Even so, the quote fails to convince the buyers as a hanging man bearish candlestick on the four-hour (4H) chart joins extended weakness below 200-bar SMA.
Hence, the latest uptick remains less harmful to USD/INR sellers ahead of 73.20 whereas the previous day’s high around 73.32 adds to the upside filter.
In a case where USD/INR rises past-73.32, the key SMA and the monthly peak, respectively around 73.46 and 73.56, will lure the bulls before highlighting the 74.00 round-figure and December’s high of 74.12.
Meanwhile, an ascending trend line from January 04, at 73.00 now, restricts the short-term downside of the USD/INR prices.
Should the sellers manage to conquer the key support line, the current month’s low near 72.85 will be the key to watch.
Overall, USD/INR is likely to remain depressed unless refreshing them monthly top.
USD/INR four-hour chart
Trend: Bearish
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