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USD/CHF appears to be on track to test the monthly low (0.9009) following the failed attempt to test the 2024 high (0.9225).

USD/CHF seems to be unfazed by the weaker-than-expected US Retail Sales report as it holds above the weekly low (0.9079).

A string of failed breakouts in USD/CAD, USD/CHF and EUR/USD despite soft US inflation and big declines in Treasury yields should have traders questioning whether dollar dominance is over.

With bullish momentum fading, traders are watching US inflation data and Scott Bessent's Senate debut for cues that could reshape the USD/CHF outlook.

USD/CHF is within striking distance of key resistance on the heels of a five-day rally with U.S. CPI on tap. Battle lines drawn on the short-term technical charts.

USD/CHF climbs toward the 2024 high (0.9225) following the 256K rise in US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP).

USD/CHF is poised mark a third weekly advance with price now approaching initial resistance near the 2024 close high. Battle lines drawn on the weekly technical chart.

USD/CHF starts to carve a series of lower highs and lows after failing to test the 2024 high (0.9225).

USD/CHF may further retrace the decline from the July high (0.9051) as it trades to a fresh monthly high (0.8938).

USD/CHF is poised to snap a five-week advance with the Trump rally exhausting into major resistance. Battle lines drawn on the USD/CHF weekly technical chart.

USD/CHF reversed off uptrend resistance with the bulls now searching support within the September uptrend. Battle lines drawn on the short-term technical charts.

With Kashkari throwing the word ‘pause’ into the mix ahead of a US CPI report, traders should brace themselves for further USD gains should it come in hotter than expected.

Fed rate cut hopes are fading fast, sending US interests rate soaring and shaking up many low or non-yielding assets. With Trump’s re-election and fresh economic data on the way, silver and the Swiss franc are in the firing line. Could this be the end of the road for further rate cuts?

A four-week rally off the yearly low is now threatening a breakout of the April downtrend post-US elections. Battle lines drawn on the USD/CHF weekly technical chart.

USD/CHF rallied more than 4% off the yearly low with the bulls relenting into trend resistance ahead of the Fed. Battle lines drawn on the short-term technical charts.

AUD/USD continues to wallow at multi-month lows, hindered by the relentless rise in US Treasury yields and disappointment towards China's latest stimulus measures. However, USD/CHF has managed to break the stranglehold of higher US rates, delivering a notable sell signal to start the trading week

US interest rate expectations are heavily influencing gold and USD/CHF movements yet again, putting increased emphasis on incoming inflation and labour market data, along with gyrations in short-term debt securities, to dictate direction. Recent trends look similar to what was seen in the March quarter this year, pointing to the risk of further US dollar strengthening ahead.