The USD/CHF pair closed Friday’s trading session with a modest gain of over 0.04%, yet recorded a weekly loss of 1.37%, hitting a one-month low of 0.8054. Currently, the pair is trading at 0.8104, influenced by heightened demand for the Dollar amidst risk aversion.
The USD/CHF shows a bearish bias with a pattern of lower highs and lows, indicating strong selling pressure. Moreover, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) also suggests a bearish outlook. Consequently, the path of least resistance appears to be downward.
If USD/CHF breaks below the 0.8100 level, it could seek support at the June 13 low of 0.8054. Further declines might test the support at 0.8038, before potentially reaching the critical level of 0.8000.
Conversely, a successful breach above the recent high of 0.8147 could pave the way for testing resistance at 0.8200, followed by the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) situated near 0.8257.
Below is a table displaying the performance of the Swiss Franc (CHF) against major global currencies over the past week. Notably, the Swiss Franc was particularly strong against the Australian Dollar.
USD | EUR | GBP | JPY | CAD | AUD | NZD | CHF |
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The table illustrates percentage changes of major currencies relative to each other. The base currency is listed in the left column, while the quote currency is in the top row. For instance, selecting Swiss Franc in the left column and moving horizontally to the US Dollar shows the percentage change from CHF (base) to USD (quote).
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