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USDCHF is reaching for parity againThe USDCHF can be relatively slow-moving compared to other major forex pairs. However, we have seen some significant moves since March this year. In fact, the most recent April monthly candle was the largest bodied candle in almost seven years. Albeit April’s candle moved in the USD’s favour rather than the francs. In April, The USDCHF opened at 0.922 and closed at 0.973. As of writing, the USD is again approaching parity with the Swiss franc, trading at 0.998. Last month, the pair was rejected at 1.001 and closed lower on the month (0.959). This movement occurred after inflation in Switzerland rose faster than expected and landed further outside the Swiss Central Bank’s (SNB) target of 0-2% per annum. With inflation in Switzerland at a 14-year high of 2.9%, the Swiss Central Bank’s rhetoric concerning interest rate hikes has ramped up. But, Switzerland still has the lowest interest rate in the world (-0.75%), and the SNB’s rhetoric has been mild and equivocal, especially compared to the US Federal Reserve. Thus the USDCHF has forced its way into parity territory in June. A monthly time-frame analysis indicates that the pair may be able to sustain a push through this zone of resistance at parity for June and beyond. The Coppock Curve indicator, found on the graph above, helps gauge long-term trends. When we see the Coppock Curve move above zero, it is to be interpreted as a continuing uptrend. It is not typically used on the smaller time frames because it doesn’t show accurate divergence signals. The Coppock Curve is just below 10 on the monthly time frame, which is the highest it has been since January 2015. After which, the curve plummeted. Those familiar with forex history may know of the SMB’s decision that day. After that event, the Coppock Curve still indicated rising prices with this pair, which ultimately came true for almost the next two years.
by BlackBull_Markets
Symmetrical Triangle on USD/CHF @ W1A symmetrical triangle pattern has formed on the weekly chart of the USD/CHF currency pair. This long-term formation offers an opportunity to go short in case of a bearish breakout. The triangle's borders are marked with the yellow lines. The potential entry level is shown with the cyan line. The potential take-profit level is where the green line is. The stop-loss can be set to the opposite border begins at the base of the triangle - at 0.95947.
Short
by AndriyMoraru
USD/CHF Signal - USD NY Empire State Manufacturing - 15 Nov 2021USD/CHF has traded to structure support prior to the USD NY Empire State Manufacturing data, which gauges business conditions for New York manufacturers. Generally speaking, a positive result indicates bullish for US Dollar, while a negative result shows poor growth of US Dollar. Technically the pair traded above the moving average ribbon, which is now dynamic support in a bullish cross. We anticipate continued upside into the 0.92700 level.
Long
by ToniSignals