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USD/MXN Price Analysis: Correction underway, next target 18.85

  • USD/MXN rebounds sharply from lowest level in almost three years.
  • Strong support area above 18.50 and risk aversion triggers rebound.

The USD/MXN is rising on Wednesday after hitting at 18.55, the lowest level since February 2020. The rebound represents a correction after falling constantly since the beginning of the year.

The ongoing run is facing resistance at 18.75. A break higher would target 18.85. The next vital resistance stands at 19.00/05 that should limit the upside. Above then comes 19.20 that if broken should weaken the Mexican Peso.

A deterioration in market sentiment favored the correction in USD/MXN that would continue to receive support as stocks in Wall Street keep falling.

The Mexican peso needs to hold below 18.70 in order to keep the doors open to another test of the 18.55 area and the 2020 low at 18.50. A break lower would target 18.30

USD/MXN daily chart

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USD/MXN

Overview
Today last price18.7619
Today Daily Change0.0886
Today Daily Change %0.47
Today daily open18.6733
 
Trends
Daily SMA2019.2377
Daily SMA5019.404
Daily SMA10019.6887
Daily SMA20019.9253
 
Levels
Previous Daily High18.8343
Previous Daily Low18.6649
Previous Weekly High19.1951
Previous Weekly Low18.7331
Previous Monthly High19.9181
Previous Monthly Low19.1084
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%18.7296
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%18.7696
Daily Pivot Point S118.6141
Daily Pivot Point S218.5548
Daily Pivot Point S318.4447
Daily Pivot Point R118.7835
Daily Pivot Point R218.8936
Daily Pivot Point R318.9528

Author

Matías Salord

Matías started in financial markets in 2008, after graduating in Economics. He was trained in chart analysis and then became an educator. He also studied Journalism. He started writing analyses for specialized websites before joining FXStreet.

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