Gold prices rose on Monday as the US Dollar weakened amidst speculation about potential Federal Reserve rate cuts starting in June. This weakened Dollar was partly due to improved risk sentiment pushing US Treasury yields lower. Despite facing challenges from declining yields, gold prices recovered to nearly $2,170 per troy ounce, driven by the Dollar's weakness. Federal Reserve Chair...
USD/CHF: the franc is gaining strength
2019-11-11 • Updated
Recommendation:
SELL 1.0045 SL 1.01 TP1 0.9945 TP2 0.99 TP3 0.983
On the daily chart of USD/CHF, there is a transformation of the "Shark" pattern into 5-0. The pair needs to break the parity level and update the November's maximum to continue rising towards the targets of "Wolfe Waves" and AB=CD patterns.
On H1, the implementation of the "Spike and Ledge" and "Broadening Wedge" patterns continues. The rebound from the 1.002 and 1.0045 resistances (50% and 61.8% from the 4-5 wave) can be used to open short positions.
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