Vikram Murarka
Kshitij Consultancy Services
USD-CHF @ 0.9297/300...Mixed
R: 0.9340 / 0.9385 /
S: 0.9295 / 0.9240
Dollar-Swiss has traded sideways between 0.9330-0.9220 from the past few days. The outlook is unclear and it is advised to stay out of the markets. But having said that while it stays above 0.9280-70 a further upside towards 0.9390 can be seen.
GBP-USD @ 1.5155/58...Can fall if 1.5200 is held
R: 1.5225 / 1.5320 /
S: 1.5165 / 1.5110
Cable tried moving up but is facing resistance near 1.5200-15 levels. The bigger trend remains bearish and a failure to rise past 1.5200-15 will be a signal that the short covering is loosing steam and a fall towards 1.4850 can well be seen in the coming days. A rise above 1.52 can push it further towards 1.5250-300.
AUD-USD @ 1.0253/56...Needs to break 1.0230 to fall further
R: 1.0315 / 1.0355-75
S: 1.0230 / 1.0150 / 1.0035
Aussie as expected has drifted lower towards 1.0230 which is its important support on the daily charts. Chances of this breaking are more and a further down side towards 1.0150 can be seen. If at all a bounce is seen from 1.0230 then it can rise all the way towards 1.0375.
Happy Trading!
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