Ichimoku analysis (1-Hour chart)
Tenken-Sen- 0.91269
Kijun-Sen- 0.91210
USDCHF is trading higher and broken 0.91500 after a long consolidation. The intraday trend is bullish as long as 0.9120 holds. The broad-based US dollar buying is supporting prices at lower levels. The US ISM manufacturing index came at 60.7 for Apr slightly lowered compared to the forecast of 65%. The US dollar index jumped sharply after hitting a minor bottom around 90.86. Any violation above 91.50 confirms minor bullishness. The long-term trend is still on the downside as long as resistance 0.94725 holds.
Intraday day outlook:
Trend- Bullish
On the higher side, any close above 0.91500 will pave the way for the pair to reach 0.9185/0.9220. The pair is facing significant support at 0.9120; any breach below will take the pair to 0.9080/0.9050/0.9020. Minor trend continuation only if it closes above 0.92050.
Ichimoku Analysis- The pair is trading slightly below 4- hour Kijun-Sen and cloud. Major bearishness only if it breaks 0.9080.
Indicator (Hourly chart)
CAM indicator – Bullish
Directional movement index – Bullish
It is good to buy on dips around 0.91225-50 with SL around 0.9080 for a TP of 0.9220.


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