Tag Archives: USD/CHF
FX Trends daily (FOCUS : USD/CHF)
The pair has resumed its downtrend in the recent sessions and should return to the recent low at 0.9147 and probably test a key medium term support currently at 0.9081.
USD/CHF Technical Analysis
(0,9263) The USD/CHF still confirm a weak closing well below the 200 days channel suggesting further downside pressure.
UBS Morning Adviser
Seeking Fed Fades The past 48 hours of news-flow from the US have suddenly cast Fed expectations in a new light.
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: * EURGBP has confirmed a top below .8398, and we stay bearish .8165/55.
USD/CHF Technical Analysis
(0,9245) The USD/CHF confirmed on Friday a negative closing while the weekly one was even weak supporting further weakness.
UBS Morning Adviser
Summers Sinks Dollar The dollar came under broad-based selling pressure overnight after Larry Summers pulled out of the race to succeed Fed Chair Bernanke.
EURUSD stays under pressure in the broader range
USDJPY maintains the breakout from its “triangle” pattern and we stay bullish for 101.54/61 initially above which would retarget the 103.10/74 peak.
FX Daily Strategist: US
Fed Succession Debate sustain USD even with a dovish Fed taper Nikkei reports this morning (quoting sources) that President Obama is likely to name Summers as the next chairman of the Federal Reserve and
USD/CHF Technical Analysis
(0,9325) The USD/CHF formed a small positive day reversal; however while below the 200 days line at 0,9347 the dollar will remain under pressure.
Daily FX Volume and Technical Strategy: An early warning for returning USD strength
Despite a ranging environment this quarter, the aggressive bullish move for the USD against the AUD earlier this year remains an important market focus.
UBS Morning Adviser
Japan Still Selling AUD Japan’s retreat out of Australian dollar assets continues.
FX Daily Strategist: US
USD to garner momentum from yield support: we stick with long USDCHF USD weakness remains a notable theme in G10 FX with the greenback’s move lower linked to rising expectations of a “dovish” Fed taper,