USD/CHF Analysis (August 26)
The pair continues to consolidate in a tight range since its sharp from its record low (0,7070) two weeks ago.
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USD/CHF Technical Analysis August 25, 2011
The USD/CHF pair rose slightly on Wednesday, but still failed to break above the 0.8000 level – a level that has been massively resistive over the last couple of weeks.
Forex-Metal Daily Analysis – 24/08/2011
Willingness to take risks increased today.
24th August, 2011 – Daily Forex Report by GFM Research
The Dollar traded flat amidst stable trading observed in most of the asset classes, especially in the equity markets across the World. The Dollar Index is range bound between 73.40-76.70 ranges; historic correlation between the Dollar Index...
USD/CHF Analysis (August 24)
The pair continues to consolidate after its sharp from its record low (0,7070) as market participants are now waiting for the next move from the SNB.
Forex-Metal Daily Analysis – 23/08/2011
The yen and franc retreated on fears of intervention of Japan and Switzerland
23rd August, 2011 – Daily Forex Report by GFM Research
The Dollar traded flat amidst stable trading observed in most of the asset classes, especially in the equity markets across the World. The Dollar Index is range bound between 73.40-76.70 ranges; historic correlation between the Dollar Index...
USD/CHF Analysis (August 23)
The pair continues to consolidate after its sharp from its record low (0,7070) as market participants are now waiting for the next move from the SNB.
22nd August, 2011 – Daily Forex Report by GFM Research
The Dollar Index again took support at 73.50-74.00 ranges, which happens to be very important support; most of the asset classes, especially the equity bourses succumbed to selling pressure resulting in the Dollar Index recovering again from...
USD/CHF Technical Analysis August 22, 2011
The USD/CHF pair had a fairly quiet day on Friday, even though the stock markets weren’t quiet at all. The pair is being artificially held up by the Swiss National Bank at the moment, and the lack...