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USD/MXN Price Analysis: Mexican peso under pressure amid risk aversion, eyes 21.50

  • Mexican peso under pressure amid risk aversion across financial markets.
  • USD/MXN breaks 21.00 area, reaffirms bullish outlook.

The USD/MXN broke above 21.00 and rose further. It peaked at 21.41 before pulling back to the 21.25 area. The rally reinforced the bullish outlook. Currently, it is hovering around a technical area, and a close above 21.30 would suggest the momentum remains firm, even despite overbought readings.

The move off highs suggests the possibility of some consolidation before another move. With sharp moves in Wall Street, the week might not be over. Also, the US dollar's profit-taking correction is not looking favorable to go on at the moment.

Above 21.35, the USD/MXN could head toward the next target that is seen at 21.50. The area 21.45/50 is a relevant resistance that could limit more gain, favouring some correction. If the move higher continues, there is not much protection toward 22.00; an interim resistance is seen around 21.75.

On the flip side, a correction might find support at 21.10 and then 21.00. A relevant level continues to be 20.60: a decline below would alleviate the bearish pressure.

USD/MXN daily chart 

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USD/MXN

Overview
Today last price21.2676
Today Daily Change0.1417
Today Daily Change %0.67
Today daily open21.1259
 
Trends
Daily SMA2020.4133
Daily SMA5020.1468
Daily SMA10020.2752
Daily SMA20021.1705
 
Levels
Previous Daily High21.1708
Previous Daily Low20.7585
Previous Weekly High21.0483
Previous Weekly Low20.3502
Previous Monthly High21.0483
Previous Monthly Low19.8822
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%21.0133
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%20.916
Daily Pivot Point S120.866
Daily Pivot Point S220.6061
Daily Pivot Point S320.4538
Daily Pivot Point R121.2783
Daily Pivot Point R221.4306
Daily Pivot Point R321.6905

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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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