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USD/IDR Price Analysis: Better bid, but still trapped in a contracting range

  • USD/IDR's daily candles show the pair has is trapped in a narrowing price range. 
  • A range breakout above 16,500 is needed to put the bulls into the driver's seat.

USD/IDR is currently trading near 16,300, representing a 1.3 percent daily decline in Indonesia's Rupiah.

While the pair is better bid, it is still trapped in a contracting range represented by the consecutive inside day candles created over the previous two trading days.

An inside day candle occurs when the size of the daily candle fits within the range of the preceding day's candle and indicates consolidation or indecision in the market place.

As a result, the next move depends on the direction in which the range is breached. A close above Wednesday's high of 16,500 would imply range breakout, while acceptance under Wednesday's low of 16,027 would confirm range breakdown.

Daily chart

Trend: Neutral

Technical levels

USD/IDR

Overview
Today last price16297
Today Daily Change213.4500
Today Daily Change %1.33
Today daily open16083.55
 
Trends
Daily SMA2014904.2625
Daily SMA5014192.701
Daily SMA10014088.013
Daily SMA20014104.6815
 
Levels
Previous Daily High16500
Previous Daily Low16027.05
Previous Weekly High16495
Previous Weekly Low14612.9865
Previous Monthly High14435
Previous Monthly Low13586.7255
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%16207.7169
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%16319.3331
Daily Pivot Point S115907.0667
Daily Pivot Point S215730.5833
Daily Pivot Point S315434.1167
Daily Pivot Point R116380.0167
Daily Pivot Point R216676.4833
Daily Pivot Point R316852.9667

Author

Omkar Godbole

Omkar Godbole

FXStreet Contributor

Omkar Godbole, editor and analyst, joined FXStreet after four years as a research analyst at several Indian brokerage companies.

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