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USD/INR Price Analysis: Struggling to capitalize on breakout

  • USD/INR's corrective bounce has likely ended, according to technical charts.
  • The pair risks falling back to 70.80.

USD/INR broke higher from a sideways channel on Friday, but so far, the bulls have failed to make their presence felt. 

The currency pair fell by 0.10% on Monday, forming an inverted bearish hammer. That candle indicates the bounce from lows near 70.70 has likely ended. 

Further, the relative strength index (RSI) on the hourly chart has dived out of an ascending trendline. 

The pair, therefore, risks falling to support at 70.80. A violation there would expose the recent low of 70.67. 

On the higher side, 71.15 is the level to beat for the bulls.

Hourly chart

Daily chart

Trend: Bearish

Technical levels

USD/INR

Overview
Today last price71.144
Today Daily Change0.1215
Today Daily Change %0.17
Today daily open71.0225
 
Trends
Daily SMA2071.2395
Daily SMA5071.3344
Daily SMA10071.2452
Daily SMA20070.5239
 
Levels
Previous Daily High71.295
Previous Daily Low69.0705
Previous Weekly High71.27
Previous Weekly Low70.5875
Previous Monthly High71.98
Previous Monthly Low70.328
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%69.9203
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%70.4452
Daily Pivot Point S169.6303
Daily Pivot Point S268.2382
Daily Pivot Point S367.4058
Daily Pivot Point R171.8548
Daily Pivot Point R272.6872
Daily Pivot Point R374.0793


 

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Omkar Godbole

Omkar Godbole

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

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