The USD/INR pair regains positive traction on the first day of a new week and moves away from a nearly three-week low, around the 82.80-82.75 region touched on Friday. Spot prices stick to intraday gains through the early part of the European session and currently trade above the 83.00 round-figure mark.
The prospects for further policy tightening by the Federal Reserve (Fed) remain supportive of elevated US Treasury bond yields and assist the US Dollar (USD) to hold steady near its highest level in more than six months. Apart from this, persistent worries about a property market crisis in China further benefit the Greenback's relative safe-haven status and act as a tailwind for the USD/INR pair.
From a technical perspective, neutral oscillators on the daily chart warrant some caution before positioning for further intraday appreciating move. Hence, any subsequent strength is likely to confront resistance near the 82.30 zone ahead of the all-time peak, around the 83.40-83.45 region touched on August 15, which if cleared decisively should allow the USD/INR pair to conquer the 84.00 round figure.
On the flip side, the 82.80-82.75 region, or Friday's swing low should protect the immediate downside. This is closely followed by the upward-sloping 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), currently pegged near the mid-82.00s, and the 200-day SMA, around the 82.35 region. The latter should act as a key pivotal point for the USD/INR pair and a convincing break below will be seen as a fresh trigger for bears.
Spot prices might then turn vulnerable to accelerate the slide towards the 82.00 mark. The downward trajectory could get extended further and eventually drag the USD/INR pair to the July swing low, around the 81.70-81.65 region.
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