The rise initiated in the dollar, triggered by the higher-than-expected U.S. CPI data, also propelled an upward movement in USD/SGD.
Technically, the price has broken the long-term downward channel upwards and is currently finding support at significant Fibonacci levels in both the downward and upward directions.
Technically, the price has broken the long-term downward channel upwards and is currently finding support at significant Fibonacci levels in both the downward and upward directions.
Note
The price reached our first main target today following the U.S. PPI data release. Currently, we see both USD/SGD and DXY facing resistance at their first main targets and showing extremities in the lower time frame RSI indicators.
We recommend closing a portion of your trades and taking some of your profits. Before entering a new trade, we advise monitoring how the price reacts to the 38.2% resistance and the extremities in the RSI.
In the event of a corrective downturn, our main target is the 1.3330 levels. A pullback to these levels could offer a good opportunity for buying again.
If the price breaks the 38.2% resistance, we can follow the trend movement with SL levels set below 1.3330.
Before making any trades, it is a safe option to observe for a while whether the price will undergo a correction.
Note
Before the unemployment and inflation data releases scheduled for Thursday and Friday, the market may be in a waiting stance. In this period, we are likely to witness wide-range horizontal movement, and after the Core PCE data is released on Friday, the primary movement will resume swiftly. Until Thursday, we may see declines and horizontal movements in the price.
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