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USD/CHF The USDCHF pair found solid support at 0.9564 barrier, which forced the price to rebound bullishly to approach testing the key resistance 0.9655, met by the EMA50 to add more strength to it, while stochastic shows clear overbought signals now. Therefore, these factors encourage us to continue suggesting the bearish trend in the upcoming sessions, as our next main target is located at 0.9420, noting that the...

USD/CHF The USDCHF pair succeeded to break 0.9656 level and hold with a daily close below it, which confirms opening the way to extend the bearish wave towards our yesterday’s mentioned next target at 0.9566, noticing that the price approaches retesting the broken level now. Therefore, we are waiting for more decline in the upcoming sessions, noting that breaching 0.9656 might push the price to achieve some intraday...

USD/CHF The USDCHF pair traded with clear negativity yesterday to break 0.9892 level and settles below it, which stops the recently suggested positive scenario and put the price within the correctional bearish track again, noting that there is a bearish pattern that its signs appear on the chart, which means that breaking its neckline at 0.9840 will extend the pair’s losses to surpass 0.9800 and reach 0.9730 as a...

USD/CHF The USDCHF pair begins to bounce higher after approaching from 0.9892 level, supported by the EMA50 that meets the mentioned level, while stochastic shows clear bullish trend signals on the four hours time frame. Therefore, these factors encourage us to keep our positive expectations in the upcoming period, waiting for visiting 1.0038 level as a next main station, being aware that breaking 0.9892 will stop...

USD/CHF The USDCHF pair tested the correctional bearish channel’s resistance that appears on the chart and kept its stability below it, accompanied by witnessing clear negative signals through stochastic, which supprots the chances of bouncing bearishly to resume the bearish bias in the upcoming sessions, waiting to test 0.9800 level. Therefore, we suggest witnessing negative trading on the intraday and short term...

USD/CHF The USDCHF pair fluctuates around 0.9800 level, accompanied by stochastic reach to the overbought areas now, while the EMA50 keeps pushing negatively on the price and protects trading inside the bearish channel that appears on chart. Therefore, these factors encourage us to continue suggesting the bearish trend in the upcoming sessions, and breaking 0.9800 will confirm opening the way to head towards 0.9730...

The economic data of the last two weeks was generally better than expected, the Citigroup Economic Surprise index near the highs of the year. Still, as I’ve warned repeatedly over the last few years, better than expected should not be confused with good. We go through mini-cycles all the time, the economy ebbing and flowing through the course of a business cycle. This being a particularly long half cycle, it has had...

USD/CHF The USDCHF pair broke 0.9892 level and settles below it now, which supports the continuation of our correctional bearish trend efficiently in the upcoming period, and the way is open to head towards 0.9800 level that represents our next main target. The EMA50 supports the negative overview, which will remain valid and active unless breaching 0.9930 followed by 0.9970 levels and holding above them. Expected...

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The good news is that the economy just printed its second consecutive quarter of 3% growth, a feat not accomplished since Q2 and Q3 2014. The bad news is that the growth spurt in 2014 was better, quantitatively and qualitatively. Those two quarters produced gains of 4.6% and 5.2% (annualized) in GDP, much better than the most recent 3.1% and 3% prints of Q2 and Q3 2017. And it took a hurricane to get the most recent...