WEEKLY USD/CHF TECHNICAL OUTLOOK
Last Update At 21 Jan 2019 00:56GMT
Trend Daily Chart
Up
Daily Indicators
Rising
21 HR EMA
0.9947
55 HR EMA
0.9930
Trend Hourly Chart
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Hourly Indicators
Bearish divergences
13 HR RSI
62
14 HR DMI
+ve
Daily Analysis
Marginal rise b4 retreat
Resistance
1.0009 - Dec 5 high
0.9990 - Dec 14 high
0.9963 - Dec 26 high
Support
0.9910 - Last Wed's high (now sup)
0.9873 - Last Wed's low (AUS)
0.9844 - Last Tue's NY low
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USD/CHF - 0.9955... Dollar continued its previous week's gain last week n climbed fm 0.9801 (Mon) to a 3-week high of 0.9958 on Fri due to renewed usd's strength on market optimism over US/China trade talks n rise in eur/chf cross.
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On the bigger picture, dlr's rally fm 2018 31-month trough of 0.9188 in mid-Feb to as high as 1.0068 in Jul, then gain to a 20-month peak at 1.0128 mid- Nov confirms downtrend fm 2016 6-year peak at 1.0344 has made a low. Having said that, subsequent erratic fall to a 3-month low at 0.9716 signals temp. top has has been made n choppy sideways swings are in store ahead of Jan 30 FOMC rate decision. A daily close abv 0.9963 would indicate correction has ended, then price would head to 1.0009 n later twd 1.0128 in late Jan/Feb. On the downside, below 0.9801 signals correction over n would risk re-test of 0.9716, 'bullish con vergences' on daily indicators should keep dlr abv 0.9542 (Sep 2018 low).
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Today, dlr's resumption of upmove to a 3-week high at 0.9958 together with current price trading abv 21-hr n 55-hr emas suggests upside bias remains for further gain, 'bearish divergences' on hourly oscillators' readings should cap price at 0.9990. Below 0.9910 signals temp. top is made, 0.9873, 0.9844.
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