🔔🔔🔔USD/CHF news:
👉The February labor market report in the US closely matched expectations, with job growth reaching 151K (forecast: +160K, previous: +143K). Despite the recent layoff of 30,000 public sector workers and a decline in labor supply due to stricter immigration policies set for this summer, employment gains remain solid. The unemployment rate inched up to 4.1% in February from 4.0% in January. Overall, the report did not indicate immediate risks of recession or economic overheating, although other indicators have recently suggested a gradual softening of the US economy.
👉On the geopolitical front, Trump has proposed the possibility of imposing significant new US sanctions and tariffs on Russia to push for peace negotiations regarding Ukraine. Meanwhile, US and Ukrainian officials are set to meet in Saudi Arabia this week, with hopes that these discussions will yield better results than President Zelenskyy's recent visit to the White House, which led to the US halting military aid and intelligence support for Kyiv.
Personal opinion:
👉In the long term, President Trump's tariff policy still poses many risks and has a negative impact on the USD
👉Technically, the RSI indicator in most frames has entered the oversold zone and is showing signs of convergence. This signals a short-term upward correction for this currency pair
👉At the same time, DXY is also recovering in an upward direction after meeting a strong support level today
Analysis:
👉Based on SMA and important resistance - support levels combined with pivot points standard to come up with a suitable strategy
🔆Price Zone Setup:
👉Sell USD/CHF 0.8860 - 0.8870
❌SL: 0.8905 | ✅TP: 0.8820 - 0.8780 - 0.8740 - 0.8700
FM wishes you a successful trading day 💰💰💰
👉The February labor market report in the US closely matched expectations, with job growth reaching 151K (forecast: +160K, previous: +143K). Despite the recent layoff of 30,000 public sector workers and a decline in labor supply due to stricter immigration policies set for this summer, employment gains remain solid. The unemployment rate inched up to 4.1% in February from 4.0% in January. Overall, the report did not indicate immediate risks of recession or economic overheating, although other indicators have recently suggested a gradual softening of the US economy.
👉On the geopolitical front, Trump has proposed the possibility of imposing significant new US sanctions and tariffs on Russia to push for peace negotiations regarding Ukraine. Meanwhile, US and Ukrainian officials are set to meet in Saudi Arabia this week, with hopes that these discussions will yield better results than President Zelenskyy's recent visit to the White House, which led to the US halting military aid and intelligence support for Kyiv.
Personal opinion:
👉In the long term, President Trump's tariff policy still poses many risks and has a negative impact on the USD
👉Technically, the RSI indicator in most frames has entered the oversold zone and is showing signs of convergence. This signals a short-term upward correction for this currency pair
👉At the same time, DXY is also recovering in an upward direction after meeting a strong support level today
Analysis:
👉Based on SMA and important resistance - support levels combined with pivot points standard to come up with a suitable strategy
🔆Price Zone Setup:
👉Sell USD/CHF 0.8860 - 0.8870
❌SL: 0.8905 | ✅TP: 0.8820 - 0.8780 - 0.8740 - 0.8700
FM wishes you a successful trading day 💰💰💰
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