Today the USD/CHF pair is trading in the range of 0.8985-0.9010 after declining on Monday to the weekly low of 0.8955. On the hourly chart, the pair remains slightly below the MA (200) H1 moving average line (0.9025) and on the four-hour chart, the pair remains below the MA (200) H4 (0.9050). Technically speaking, the resistance level at 0.9025 may keep prices from rising further. If this level is passed, the pair may rise to 0.9075. The lower boundary of 0.8955 is a strong support level.
⦁ Resistance levels are: 0.9025, 0.9075, 0.9110-25
⦁ Support levels are: 0.8955, 0.8920, 0.8890
The main scenario of the pair's advance implies a break of the resistance at 0.9025 (Nov 8 high, MA (200) H1) and there may be a rise to 0.9075 (Nov 3 high).
The alternative scenario suggests a break of 0.8955 support (Nov 6 low) and there could be a decline to 0.8920 (Oct 25 low).
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