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EUR/CHF chart on Trading View used for analysis
- EUR/CHF has paused 4 straight sessions of losses and is currently trading marginally higher.
- The pair has held support at major trendline at 1.1222 and is trading 0.08% higher at 1.1249 at the time of writing.
- Renewed Italian budgetary concerns to keep pressure on the pair.
- Italian finance minister Giovanni Tria's said that the government won't make major changes to the budget.
- Technical studies are also bearish on daily and weekly charts. Scope for weakness in break below trendline support.
Support levels - 1.1222 (trendline support), 1.1183 (Sept 7 low), 1.1180 (Lower BB on weekly chart)
Resistance levels - 1.1261 (5-DMA), 1.1310 (21-EMA and 5W SMA), 1.1342 (cloud base)
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