USD/CNH Price Analysis: On the back foot inside short-term symmetrical triangle


  • USD/CNH sellers attack a two-week-old support line amid bearish MACD.
  • Downside break of triangle holds the key to monthly low.
  • Bulls will look for entry beyond 6.8610, 100-bar SMA offers extra resistance.

USD/CNH fails to extend the downside break of a fortnight-long symmetrical triangle while bouncing off 6.8257 to 6.8300 during early Monday. Even so, the pair’s recovery moves are likely to languish amid bearish MACD signals.

As a result, sellers remain hopeful and may increase positions once the quote confirms the triangle break, by sustained trading below 6.8275.

In doing so, the monthly low, also the lowest since May 2019, near 6.8130 will be on their radar ahead of 6.8000 psychological magnet.

Alternatively, the pair’s upside break of the mentioned triangle resistance, at 6.8493 now, will need a successful break of 100-bar SMA, currently around 6.8590, to challenge the monthly peak close to 6.8610.

If at all the bulls remain dominant past-6.8610, the August 27 high of 6.8936 could lure them during the further upside.

USD/CNH four-hour chart

Trend: Sideways

Additional important levels

Overview
Today last price 6.829
Today Daily Change -0.0026
Today Daily Change % -0.04%
Today daily open 6.8316
 
Trends
Daily SMA20 6.8715
Daily SMA50 6.94
Daily SMA100 7.0201
Daily SMA200 7.0135
 
Levels
Previous Daily High 6.8452
Previous Daily Low 6.8316
Previous Weekly High 6.861
Previous Weekly Low 6.8252
Previous Monthly High 6.9938
Previous Monthly Low 6.8436
Daily Fibonacci 38.2% 6.8368
Daily Fibonacci 61.8% 6.8401
Daily Pivot Point S1 6.8271
Daily Pivot Point S2 6.8226
Daily Pivot Point S3 6.8135
Daily Pivot Point R1 6.8407
Daily Pivot Point R2 6.8498
Daily Pivot Point R3 6.8543

 

 

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