USD/CHF is rallying in an ascending channel on the daily chart. It is in a short and medium-term uptrend which is expected to continue higher given the old adage that the “trend is your friend.”
USD/CHF has been consolidating over the past few days in the lower 0.9100s but it will probably eventually break higher in accordance with the dominant uptrend. A break above the 0.9152 April highs would confirm more upside.
The next target to the upside comes in at around 0.9173 where some major moving averages converge on higher time-frame charts.
Following that, the next upside target would be located at 0.9240 the level of previous major swing highs made in October 2023.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is not overbought any longer, suggesting scope for further upside.
A decisive break below the lower boundary of the channel, currently at roughly 0.9020, would reverse the outlook and bring into question the direction of the intermediate trend.
A decisive break would be one characterized by a breach with a longer-than-average red candlestick or three consecutive red candlesticks.
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