USDCHF rebounds to moving average zone; buyers need to clear resistance
USDCHF rebounded after a sharp correction, now trading between its 100 and 200-hour moving averages. Buyers need to overcome the 100-hour MA.
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USDCHF rebounded after a sharp correction, now trading between its 100 and 200-hour moving averages. Buyers need to overcome the 100-hour MA.
USDCAD reached resistance at 1.4293 and pulled back, but sellers need to break support levels to confirm a reversal.
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