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Forex: USD/CHF trading near support at 0.9351/54 after Swiss data

The USD/CHF has fallen steadily off its opening, receiving some negative pressure from the earlier release of positive German data that generally triggered a downward movement in pricing. As of European trading Friday, the pair is negotiating an exchange of 0.9352/54, establishing fresh session lows (-0.14%) on the heels of Swiss data.

According to Slobodan Drvenica, an analyst at Windsor Brokers Ltd., “The USD/CHF’s eventual break above its one-week congestion top at 0.9337 confirms near-term bulls, signaled by yesterday’s big white candle. As the price rallies towards key barriers and near-term targets, we see scope for a break above the 0.9381/87 and psychological barrier at 0.9400 barrier, to open the 200-day MA at 0.9430.”

In Switzerland, the SVME – Purchasing Managers’ Index was reported at just 50.8 in the month of February, below consensus expectations of 52.5. Earlier today in Germany, upbeat Retail Sales (YoY and MoM) grew +2.4% in January (besting estimates of -1.8%) and +3.1% in January (against projections calling for only +1.0%) respectively.

Drvenica cites the next supports at the 0.9354 level, onto 0.9337, and finally 0.9300 downside barrier. On the ascension, a break above the 0.9372 handle and first resistance will trigger additional means of upward correction at 0.9387 and 0.9400.

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