US Dollar vs South Korean Won (USD/KRW) extended its decline as sellers maintained pressure, driven by persistent bearish momentum and dominant selling signals. The move is supported by the pair remaining below its short and medium-term moving averages, confirming downside momentum.
Highlights
- USD/KRW trades below short- and medium-term moving averages but remains above its 200-day, signaling ongoing weakness with foundational support.
- Bearish momentum persists with most indicators confirming selling dominance and a heavy intraday tone near session lows.
- Expected five-day range is ₩1,471 to ₩1,514, with a 67% probability of downward movement unless key ceilings are breached.
Short-term weakness intensifies amid oversold signals and support tests
USD/KRW trades below its 20-day and 50-day moving averages (₩1,529 and ₩1,521), but holds slightly above the 200-day (₩1,482), which signals short- and medium-term weakness while the longer-term floor persists. Resistance is reinforced by the Ichimoku Kijun (₩1,528) and a near-term ceiling at ₩1,497, while immediate support is found at the near-term floor of ₩1,491. Momentum signals remain bearish: the MACD stands at -8.45 and RSI at 35.93, both indicating selling pressure. The ADX shows a neutral trend, with Stochastic RSI, CCI, and BBP all showing oversold readings, underscoring strong intraday seller dominance. The Awesome Oscillator also supports this downward move, with the pair currently trading near session lows and intraday volatility at 1.14%.
Earlier, analysts noted that persistent bearish sentiment and external pressures had kept the Korean won under downside risk against the US dollar. The current environment reinforces this outlook, with traders advised to watch for a potential test of deeper support near ₩1,471 if selling momentum accelerates.
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