USD/CHF Price Prediction: Extends uptrend towards 100-day SMA
Source Fxstreet
- USD/CHF is closing in on the key 100-day SMA, where it will probably encounter resistance.
- The pair is in an established short and medium-term uptrend and the odds favor more upside to come.
USD/CHF extends its uptrend from the late September lows and approaches resistance at the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), currently situated at 0.8697.
USD/CHF Daily Chart
USD/CHF has now reached the target generated after it broke out of its September range, at 0.8680 – the 100% Fibonacci (Fib) extrapolation of the height of the range higher. This could signify that bullish pressure will lessen.
A break above the 100-day SMA and the 0.8700 level could lead to a further extension to the 0.8750 resistance level (August 15 high).
USD/CHF’s short and medium-term trends are bullish but its longer-term trend is probably still bearish despite the recent strong recovery.
Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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