USD/TRY Price Analysis: Recovery moves aim for 8.4400
|- USD/TRY refreshes intraday top following the Turkish government action.
- Upbeat Momentum line, successful run-up above 100-day SMA, six-week-old support line favor buyers.
- Monthly horizontal area guards upside moves targeting monthly top.
USD/TRY justifies the Turkish government’s interference in central bank activities while taking the bids around 8.4000, up 0.13% intraday, heading into Tuesday’s European session.
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In doing so, the quote backs the repeated bounces off 100-SMA, as well as price-positive Momentum, to direct USD/TRY buyers toward a horizontal area comprising multiple tops from late April, around 8.4400.
While the pair’s run-up beyond 8.4400 needs a strong push, a clear breakout won’t hesitate to challenge the monthly high, also the highest since November 2020, around 8.5150.
Meanwhile, a confluence of 100-SMA and an ascending support line from mid-April, near 8.3550, becomes crucial support for USD/TRY sellers to watch during the quote’s pullback moves.
Also acting as important support is the previous week’s low near 8.2960, a break of which will challenge the monthly low of 8.2160.
USD/TRY four-hour chart
Trend: Further upside expected
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