USDMXN
USDMXN - Descending TriangleAfter the market rallied during the last week in favor of the US dollar , we sold off later on Monday making the chart bearish in the short run.
I expect the FED, Bank of Japan, and the European Central Bank to announce monetary policies to stimulate their economies.
In the long run, the descending triangle shows bearish for USD/MXN.
USDMXN SHORT TRADEUSDMXN rejected by supply zone around 19.00000
MACD shows negative divergence
RSI also shows negative divergenc and overbought zone
price formed SHARK bearish harmonic pattern
price reached pattern target at 113% fibo level
so it expect bearish movement to demand zone around 18.54000
USD/MXN will recover in the following daysThe pair will recover in the following days after a series of decline in the value of the US dollar. The US House of Senate finally passes the ratified NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) last January 16. This will leave President Donald Trump the only person to either pass or veto the bill. Once approved, leaders of Canada and Mexico will still need to sign the deal before it will take effect. If rejected, the US Congress will need to ratify the deal once again. Despite this optimism, Mexico is having problem on its economy. The country recently fell from the list of ten (10) most attractive countries for investment. The United States was still leading the pact while China comes second. The report for the list cited policy uncertainty and trade conflict as the reason for the removal of Mexico from the top ten (10). Meanwhile, the United States continues to hit records for its indices following the signing of the US-China phase one trade deal.
USD/MXN: New Multi-Year Lows ExpectedThe Mexican Peso benefited greatly recently on the back of the new USMCA, agreed between the United States, Mexico and Canada. I expect the price action to eventually move below $18.00 in the coming weeks and months after the pair broke below the multi-year triangle.