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USD/CHF – Breaks above 0.786 Arc, navigating between Arcs

US Dollar/Swiss Franc (USD/CHF): Arc cycle analysis™

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Figure 1: USD/CHF 1h chart with Arc Cycle levels. U.S. Dollar / Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) on the 1h chart with the Arc Cycle levels used in this analysis. Source: TradingView chart; Arc Cycle Analysis™ by Mohamad Gharib.

Overview

Based on Arc Cycle Analysis™ applied to the 1h chart, USDCHF has broken above the 0.786 Arc and is now navigating between the 0.786 Arc and the 100% Arc. No signal has been confirmed yet, and the preferred approach is to await a clear reaction at the Arc before anticipating the next move.

Table 1: USD/CHF Arc cycle analysis summary

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Table 1: Key Arc Cycle readings for USDCHF. Source: Arc Cycle Analysis™ by Mohamad Gharib.

Market outlook

USD/CHF broke above the 0.786 Arc and is now trading in the zone between the 0.786 Arc and the 100% Arc. The pair is showing two-way navigation within this arc range, with no clear directional bias at this stage. The preferred approach is to await a sustained reaction at either arc before anticipating the next directional move.

Author

Mohamad Gharib

Mohamad Gharib

Independent Analyst

Mohamad Gharib is a Financial Markets Analyst and Quantitative Researcher with more than 18 years of experience in financial markets, including 15 years as an FX Quant Trader.

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