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Extends Recovery Off 100-HMA Towards Critical Resistance at 0.9230 in USD/CHF Price Analysis

Daniel Rogers

Mar 30, 2023 16:02

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Following yesterday's retreat, USD/CHF investors are back at the table on Thursday morning as the currency pair's price continues to rise around 0.9200. Consequently, the Swiss currency pair recovers from the 100-Hour Moving Average (HMA) and validates the upwardly sloping RSI (14) line, indicating that the market is not overbought.

 

As a result, USD/CHF investors should see further gains. A confluence of an ascending trend line from last Friday and a three-week-old descending resistance line near 0.9230 appears to be an insurmountable barrier for pair buyers to overcome before regaining control.

 

If USD/CHF buyers are able to maintain control above 0.9230, an advance to 0.9300 and the monthly high near 0.9340 cannot be ruled out. A decisive break above 0.9340, however, would not hesitate to challenge the monthly high near 0.9440.

 

In contrast, the 100-HMA level surrounding 0.9180 restricts the immediate downside of the USD/CHF price, and a breach of this level could drive prices toward a rising support line from March 13, close to 0.9150.

 

Notably, the USD/CHF pair's susceptibility beyond 0.9150 makes it susceptible to testing the monthly low around 0.9070.

 

Overall, the USD/CHF pair is likely to rise further, but confirmation of the uptrend is needed at 0.9230.