USD/CHF extends losses to near 0.9000 amid soft US Dollar, US CPI data eyed

USD/CHF extends losses to near 0.9000 amid soft US Dollar, US CPI data eyed

US CPI data eyed

  • USD/CHF drops vertically to near 0.9000 as the US Dollar remains soft.
  • Investors expect that the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict would be lower if more players do not intervene.
  • The US PPI report remained hotter than anticipated due to higher gasoline and food prices.

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The USD/CHF pair continues its six-day losing spell and drops to near the psychological support of 0.9000. A steep sell-off in the Swiss Franc asset came due to the soft US Dollar as investors are anticipating that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will keep interest rates unchanged in November. This would buy some time to assess the impact of interest rate hikes till done.

S&P500 futures added some decent gains in the London session, portraying cheerful market sentiment due to fading hawkish Fed bets. Also, investors expect that the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict would be lower if more players do not intervene. Apart from that, Israel is not an oil-rich nation, therefore, the consequences on the oil price could be limited.

In addition to the correction in the US Dollar, the 10-year US Treasury yields also dropped to near 4.56% from multi-year highs. Investors should be prepared for a volatile action in the US Dollar as the US inflation data will be published at 12:30 GMT. The Producer Price Index (PPI) report for September, released on Wednesday, remained hotter than anticipated due to higher gasoline and food prices while prices of core goods and services declined at factory gates.

About the US consumer inflation, investors have forecasted that headline and core inflation grew by 0.3% on a monthly basis in September. The annual core Consumer Price Index (CPI) is seen declining to 4.1% from the former reading of 4.3%. The US CPI report for September will shape the monetary policy decision for the November meeting.

On the Swiss Franc front, investors await Producer and Import Prices, which will be published on Friday. The economic data could provide fresh impetus to the inflation outlook in the nation.

USD/CHF

OVERVIEW
Today last price0.9002
Today Daily Change-0.0018
Today Daily Change %-0.20
Today daily open0.902

TRENDS
Daily SMA200.9084
Daily SMA500.8927
Daily SMA1000.8907
Daily SMA2000.9024
LEVELS
Previous Daily High0.9055
Previous Daily Low0.9002
Previous Weekly High0.9244
Previous Weekly Low0.9073
Previous Monthly High0.9225
Previous Monthly Low0.8795
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%0.9022
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%0.9035
Daily Pivot Point S10.8996
Daily Pivot Point S20.8973
Daily Pivot Point S30.8944
Daily Pivot Point R10.9049
Daily Pivot Point R20.9078
Daily Pivot Point R30.9102

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