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Four FX charts worth watching in coming sessions

We have our eye on several interesting charts as we await developments in the USD over the next two weeks, which takes us through the next jobs report in early December. Elsewhere, the NZD and SEK outlook could be getting pivotal as we head toward another rate hike in Sweden next month and the kiwi may be overachieving.

FX volatility continues to fall, with a new record low near 5.0% for the EURUSD 6-month volatility posted today. But the pair will inevitably bump up against important levels one way or another and is looking heavy into the close of trading this week. Will we suffer another week of uncertainty on the dollar in this low volatility environment next week, which is a US holiday week (most off work Thu-Fri) as we await the key ISM survey data and November jobs report the following week, or does the dam break already next week on USD developments – tough to say but we’re not far from levels that will require decisions to be made and trigger stop-based flows.

EURUSD – heavy but lacking momentum
Recently, EURUSD found support around the important 1.1000 level we highlighted in our prior Tech chart post, but the subsequent impulse has proven rather weak and we have yet to take out the recent cycle highs, and in fact the momentum is pushing back lower, with the tactical 1.1050 area facing an attack today as we continue to eye that very important 1.1000 level. Another attack on the 1.1000 area pivot level might take the pair toward the cycle lows and even beyond as the descending channel formation of the last 15+ months continues to dominate until this pair blasts at least through 1.1200.

AUDUSD – heavy again despite strong risk appetite
AUDUSD is in a similar situation to EURUSD and another pair for checking in on the USD status in coming sessions. One of the remarkable things about the AUD recently is its lack of correlation with general risk conditions, perhaps as the RBA is in the midst of an easing cycle and on concerns that the US-China trade relationship is not going anywhere fast. A close below the local pivot could set up a charge for the sub-0.6700 lows again, though we ‘ve not yet seen a close below that level for the cycle – and those lows are the lows for the past decade since the global financial crisis.

AUDNZD – 200-day moving average is here
Speaking of AUD, a look at AUDNZD shows that pair testing the 200-day moving average after the RBNZ failed recently to cut rates. Bulls here need to tread carefully may want to position lightly until better signs emerge of technical support coming in – whether here or around 1.0500 (close to the last important Fibonacci level).

EURSEK – dare we say, here we go again, again?
The EURSEK range is so well established that another challenge of the lows here certainly worth paying attention to as the Riksbank is likely headed for a December rate hike – that’s right, hike. EURNOK showed us last week the frequent danger of signals that unfold on a Friday, so we’ll need a status check on this attempted break below the 10.61 area on Monday for whether the undervalued SEK can finally develop some momentum and work its way out of this range versus the EUR. Note that the spike below 10.60 in yesterday’s session is a mis-feed (actual low was above 10.64), and a close today near current levels would be the lowest daily close in over three months.

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Topics: Forex FX Technical USD JPY NZD SEK EURSEK NZDUSD EURUSD AUDUSD AUDNZD

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