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US Dollar is attempting to snap a four-day losing streak with USD/CHF rebounding off technical support. Battle lines drawn on the short-term technical charts into NFPs.

USD/CHF is tracking global dollar flows more than local fundamentals, but data from Switzerland and the U.S. may still sharpen focus on rate differentials and breakout setups.

AUD/USD and NZD/USD climbed as the US dollar fell below 100 amid trade tensions. Key resistance levels and upcoming data will test the rally’s strength.

USD/CHF clears the May low (0.8186) after failing to push above the 50-Day SMA (0.8368).

Market sentiment turned sharply on Thursday as Wall Street reversed gains and the US dollar (USD) tumbled, pushing EUR/USD higher and USD/JPY lower. With Trump’s tariffs staying in place, traders are now focusing on key economic data and central bank updates for fresh direction.

USD/CHF is trading in a well-defined range just below downtrend resistance with breakout potential ahead. Battle lines drawn on the Swiss Franc weekly technical chart.

A potential shift in Japan’s debt issuance helped crush global yields and boost risk appetite, lifting the dollar in the process. But in Switzerland, bond yields rose instead—just as USD/CHF snapped back from multi-week lows.

USD/CHF is on track to test the monthly low (0.8186) as it carves a series of lower highs and lows.

Moody’s downgrade, waning risk appetite, and a technical breakdown—USD/JPY and USD/CHF are rolling over, and the momentum’s pointing one way.

After stalling below a key Fib retracement, USD/CHF has slipped back to familiar ground. With no clear momentum signal and limited data ahead, traders may need to watch support levels closely for clues on the next swing.

US Dollar surged more than 5.4% off the yearly low, with USD/CHF coiled just below resistance. Bulls on notice. Battle lines drawn on the short-term technical charts.