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4 May 2016

USD/CHF: Starting a recovery?

The US dollar started yesterday to rise against the Swiss Franc after hitting mutli-month lows. The rebound so far looks like a correction, but some signals and short-term formations suggest that a bottom might be in place.

USD/CHF again rejected from below 0.9500

On Tuesday the pair bottomed at 0.9443, the lowest level since August 2015; but it quickly rose back above 0.9500 and even ended the day higher forming a head and shoulders patter in the 1-hour chart. Once again the 0.9500 has been a strong support that capped the downside.

From there the US dollar is recovering. Only a consolidation under 0.9500 would open the doors for more declines while if it holds above a bullish correction seems like a possible scenario.

The current correction could continue toward 0.9650 where the next important resistance is seen; above the next medium-term level to watch is located around 0.9790 - 0.9800 (Dec lows / Apr highs).

May 4, 2016

USD/JPY regains 107.00 as dollar recovers

USD/JPY regained the 107 mark during the New York session and approached Asian highs as the greenback managed to take back losses across the board.

US: Solid expansion in the service sector - Wells Fargo

Today’s report on ISM non-manufacturing showed the strongest numbers for the year. According to analysts from Wells Fargo, the numbers signaled a solid expansion in the service sector.