Technical momentum and mild selling pressure drove US Dollar vs Uzbekistani So'm (USD/UZS) lower today. The move looks restrained, with the pair still hovering above key short- and medium-term moving averages while remaining below its 200-day average, which signals persistent long-term bearish pressure.
Highlights
- USD/UZS trades above short- and medium-term moving averages but remains under long-term resistance, indicating persistent bearish pressure.
- Technical momentum indicators show continued bullish pressure without overbought excess, yet intraday seller activity keeps prices near session lows.
- The five-day trading range is projected at UZS11,834 to UZS11,996 with a 60% chance of upward movement and likely consolidation near current levels.
Buyers retain short-term edge as indicators flag cautious optimism
USD/UZS is trading above both the 20-day (UZS11,890) and 50-day (UZS11,833) moving averages, suggesting buyers hold a short- and medium-term advantage. The pair remains below the 200-day moving average (UZS11,995), indicating lingering long-term bearish pressure. The near-term ceiling is at UZS11,937, while support sits at the recent low of UZS11,902. The Ichimoku Kijun (UZS11,901) offers additional support just below current levels. Momentum from MACD and ADX signals continued upward pressure. Both the CCI and RSI indicate bullish momentum but do not show clear overbought conditions. Stochastic RSI is neutral, and the BBP shows buyers dominating intraday sentiment, though its overbought reading calls for caution. Intraday volatility is 0.74%, and price action is holding near the session’s low, with mild pressure toward lower levels.
Earlier, analysts noted that downside risks had increased for US Dollar vs Uzbekistani So'm, with bearish pressure dominating the long-term outlook. The current technical landscape adds nuance by highlighting short- and medium-term buying interest, making the UZS11,937 resistance level a critical threshold for assessing any shift toward a sustained upward move.