+0.99% for US Dollar vs Swiss Franc — sellers remain in control despite mild intraday strength

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Highlights

USD/CHF trades at Fr.0.7798, remaining below MA-20, MA-50, and MA-200, confirming persistent seller dominance across all timeframes.
Bearish momentum prevails as MACD, ADX, and Bull/Bear Power signal 'Sell,' while RSI (37.55) and CCI (-74.75) show mild oversold conditions.
Short-term resistance sits at Ichimoku Kijun Fr.0.7824, with expected range Fr.0.7750–Fr.0.7850 and a bearish bias for the next five days.

Short-term price strength diverges from broadly bearish momentum signals

Momentum signals on the daily timeframe are mostly bearish, with both MACD and ADX registering "Sell" and reinforcing the strength behind the current downtrend. The RSI (37.55) and CCI (-74.75) both indicate mild oversold conditions, though not extreme, while the Bull/Bear Power also signals seller dominance. Stochastic RSI gives a neutral reading, pointing to mixed short-term exhaustion, and the Awesome Oscillator provides no major directional confirmation. After opening slightly above the previous close (no significant gap), the price has moved higher and now trades near the day's upper range, amid moderate intraday volatility and a firm tone toward session highs. This strength does not align with the assortment of bearish momentum signals, highlighting clear divergence between short-term price action and underlying trend indicators.

Further downside favored as bearish weekly bias prevails

Looking ahead to the next five trading days, the expected range is adjusted to Fr.0.7750 – Fr.0.7850 to remain consistent with the current price and recent volatility. The probability of a price increase is very low (less than 20%), making a further decline more likely, based on all major weekly trend indicators pointing bearish. The baseline scenario envisions consolidation within this corridor, while a bullish break above Fr.0.7824 could open the way to Fr.0.7850. Conversely, a bearish move below Fr.0.7750 would deepen losses, with sellers maintaining the upper hand in the near term.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, sees persistent bearish signals on USD/CHF, with all major trend and momentum indicators pointing to continued downside risks. He notes the short-term recovery in price is not confirmed by underlying technicals, highlighting a disconnect that warrants skepticism. Kharitonov emphasizes that any move above Fr.0.7824 could spark a limited rebound, but bearish dominance is likely to prevail for now. "Until bulls reclaim key resistance, my outlook remains cautious and defensive — I see little reason to anticipate upside here."

Previously it was reported that USD/CHF is under sustained downside pressure, trading below its 20-, 50-, and 200-day moving averages, with daily momentum indicators such as MACD, ADX, RSI, and CCI signaling a prevailing bearish trend. Resistance is observed at the Ichimoku Kijun line, while mixed short-term signals and ongoing weakness suggest continued vulnerability to further declines.

Source of Data: USD Price Analysis by TU

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