EUR/CHF: Recent pivot low at 0.9350 is crucial support – Societe Generale
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EUR/CHF forms a series of higher peaks and troughs after defending the crucial graphical support of 0.9250/0.9210, Societe Generale's FX analysts report.
An initial pullback is under way
"EUR/CHF has formed a series of higher peaks and troughs after defending the crucial graphical support of 0.9250/0.9210 representing lows of December 2023 / August 2024."
"It has retested the upper limit of the range since last September at 0.9510 and attempted cross above 200-DMA. An initial pullback is under way; recent pivot low at 0.9350 is crucial support. Overcoming 0.9510 can lead to extension in up move towards projections of 0.9560/0.9580 and 0.9670."
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