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USD/CHF: Bearish Breakout at 0.9521

USD/CHF has broken the key support at 0.9521. Another key support can be found at 0.9334 (see 200 day moving average and rising trendline linking the low at 0.9022 (01/02/2013 low) to the one at 0.9207). Hourly resistances are at 0.9541 (intraday low, see also the declining trendline) and 0.9625.

Longer-term, USD/CHF has broken its resistance area between 0.9567 and 0.9636 (28/08/2012 high). A medium-term rise towards the strong resistance area between 0.9972 (24/07/2012 high) and 1.0067 (01/12/2010 high) is expected. The recent weakness from 0.9839 is seen as a short-term correction as long as the key support at 0.9334 (14/05/2013 low) holds.

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