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USD/CNH ↘️ Short Trade setup ↘️Hello Everyone 🙋🏽‍♂️ descending channel pattern 💲 Entry Point : 7.14511 🟢 TP 7.09574 🔴 SL 7.16782 We are not responsible of any losses for anyone, our trades are profitable more for long terms and we take losses as everyone, manage your lot size as well and your SL and TP and my opinion is 0.01 lot for each 500 $. Don't forget to hit the like bottom and write a comment to support us. Follow us for more 🙋🏻‍♂️ Best Regard / EMA Trading . Disclaimer: ---------------- It's not a financial advise, As everyone we take losses sometime but for long term trading we are profitable traders, so manage your account well with SL and TP and your lot size to keep your account safe and stay in the market
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by EMA_Trading
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In the case of buing yuanChina has been buying it's currencies while it may in the short run increase it's value against dollar, the underlying issue with yuan is the fundamentals of chinese commerce has yet to change. Property investment still not resolved in the case where it is expensive but there is no demand for the number of supply. Failure to pay debts. Aggressive actions against her neighbors by invading the terrirtorial watters of other countries. Using debt to control other neighbors. Dollar is king. Yuan challenging the dollar is still a pipe dream.
Long
by LittleSovi
$USDCNH: Monthly trend reversing, interesting pattern at playXi was seen toning down his foreign policy hawkishness, perhaps between AI and this we manage to fight back against the potentially inflationary dynamics of #reshoring and #protectionism in America. If so, #globalization remains in place, which was the higher probability outcome, a scare but the status quo remains when it comes to VERY large structures or systems everyone benefits from. After all, Xi isn't Putin, he seems more level headed and unlikely to commit foreign relations suicide just because (cough Ukraine invasion cough). #forextrading
Short
by IvanLabrie
Yuan ready to weaken?The USDCNH is breaking out of a triangle today ahead of key Chinese data. On Wednesday morning in Asian trade, China will release retail sales, GDP< unemployment rate and Fixed Asset Investment. Ahead of this, the pair is already threatening a move to the key resistance at the 7.3800 level. A level that has capped the market in October 2022 and Sept 2023. A break above this level is sure to trigger a massive amount of stops and could carry the pair towards the 127% extension at 7.5600. A weakening Yuan could be a way that China helps insulate the Chinese economy and it's imports (making them cheaper to the rest of the world) by allowing a fresh weakening cycle of its currency.
by ForexAnalytixPipczar
USD/CNHSupport 7.2800 is confirmed multiple times and holding solid to go Bullish. 0- Monthly overall is Bullish 1- EMA, 20, 50, 200 on Weekly are Bullish 2- There is no specific Chart Pattern on Weekly 3- Stochastic on Weekly shows "K" line cut "D" line and it's Bearish. However, this is not a strong formation. 4- EMA, 50, 200 on Daily are Bullish 5- Stochastic on Daily shows "K" line cut "D" line and moving Bearish 6- No Harmonic formation on daily chart 7- Entry Candle Formation is Morning Star Reversal which is a strong Bullish formation 8- Economically this pair is Bullish as China is declining and U.S is showing resiliency.
Long
by Ha-Lion
2
USD/CNH in focus with lots of data to comeThe USD/CNH has been consolidating near the previous year’s high of 7.3450. But over the next week or so, there will be lots of key data releases from both the US and China to move this pair decisively. The key support level to watch is at 7.2700. A break below this level is needed to ignite some real selling pressure. FOMC meetings minutes Wednesday, October 11 The Fed’s hawkish pause last month sent the dollar surging higher alongside bond yields. At that meeting, the FOMC trimmed their interest rate cut projections in 2024 from 4 to just 2 and left open the possibility of one more rate increase before the end of 2023. As a result, the market was forced to revise higher its prior dovish expectations. The minutes of that meeting will reveal more insights into the Fed’s thinking and thereby help to fine-tune market’s expectations. US CPI Thursday, October 12 The market appears convinced that the Fed’s tightening cycle is over, but equally they are not expecting any rate cuts any time soon. This is because macro indicators in the US have remained relatively upbeat compared to the rest of the world. The dollar bulls will be looking for further evidence in incoming data, such as Thursday’s CPI print, to support the Fed’s view in keep rates high for long. Last month, CPI surprised to the upside, rising to 3.7% from 3.2%, ending a 14-month run of falling price pressures. But if there’s renewed weakness observed in CPI then this could provide relief for major FX pairs and gold. UoM Consumer Sentiment Friday, October 15 Since the middle of last year, consumer sentiment has generally been improving despite borrowing costs continuing to rise and price pressures remaining elevated. In more recent weeks, concerns over interest rates remaining high for longer in the US has caused lots of volatility in across financial markets. We have seen a sharp sell-off in stocks while bond yields have hit levels last seen before the global financial crisis. If these concerns filter through to the consumer, then spending is likely to fall on no-essential items, potentially causing the economy to come to a standstill. The UoM survey will give us an advanced indication on the front. US retail sales Tuesday, October 17 Us retail sales have held up relatively well in recent months, despite borrowing costs continuing to rise and price pressures remaining elevated. Concerns over interest rates remaining high for longer in the US was intense in September, but not so much in October so far with equity markets staging a bit of a recovery. Can retail sales and industrial production data (that will be released on the same day) ignite those concerns again? However, it is likely that spending is likely to fall on non-essential items, potentially causing the economy to come to a standstill in the months ahead. Chinese GDP Wednesday, October 18 As well as GDP, we will have industrial production and retail sales data to look forward to from the world’s second largest economy on Wednesday. Concerns over China’s struggling economy has been a key theme for much of the year, which has held back the local stock markets and the yuan, as well as some commodity prices like copper. But will we start to see some signs of stabilisation in data to arrest the underperformance of Chinese assets? Written by Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst at FOREX.com
by FOREXcom