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Price Signal Summary - USDCLP Bear Cycle Extends

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  • The USDMXN outlook remains bearish and the pair traded lower Thursday. Recent weakness resulted in a break of support at 19.7533, the Sep 12 low. The break confirmed the end of a period of consolidation that started mid-August and resumed the downtrend that began Jul 14. Moving average studies are in a bear mode position, highlighting the current sentiment. 19.4136, the May 30 low, has been breached. This opens 19.1560, the Mar 3 2020 low ahead of 19.0000. Key short-term resistance has been defined at 20.1759, the Oct 19 high. Initial resistance is at 19.7262, the 20-day EMA.
  • USDBRL traded in a volatile manner Thursday and gapped higher at the open. Key short-term resistance has been defined at 5.4286, the Sep 29 high. While price trades below this level, the outlook remains bearish and a resumption of weakness would open the 5.0205 low on Nov 4. A break of this support would strengthen bearish conditions. For bulls clearance of 5.4286, would expose 5.5142, the Jul 21 high and a medium-term bull trigger.
  • USDCLP traded lower Thursday and the short-term outlook appears bearish. The 50-day EMA has recently been breached. The break signals potential for a deeper pullback and this has exposed 871.94, the Sep 9 low, ahead of 849.75, the Sep 5 low. Key resistance is at 996.97, the Sep 26 high. Clearance of this level would be bullish and open 1000.00 and 1061.00 further out, the Jul 14 high. Initial resistance is at 958.44, the Nov 3 high.

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