USD/CHF Recovers Inside Demand Zone, Fed Rate Cuts Loom
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In the early European session on Monday, USD/CHF was trading at 0.8429, with the price sitting inside a key demand area. The pair is showing signs of recovery after a two-day losing streak, but its upside potential could be capped due to increasing market expectations for further aggressive rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve (Fed). Investors will closely watch comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell and Governor Michelle Bowman later today for additional insights into the Fed’s next moves.
From a technical perspective, the USD/CHF pair remains in a demand zone, which could provide support for a possible bullish move. The Commitment of Traders (COT) report reveals that retail traders are still largely bearish on the pair, while institutional investors—often referred to as "smart money"—have switched to long positions over the past week. This shift suggests a potential bullish impulse may unfold in the short term.
On the fundamental side, the slowing Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index inflation data for August has fueled expectations that the Fed will maintain a rapid pace of rate cuts as inflationary pressures ease closer to its 2% target. This dovish stance could weaken the US Dollar (USD) in the near future, making USD/CHF's upside limited. The CME FedWatch Tool indicates a nearly 54% probability of a half-point rate cut in November, with a 46% chance of a smaller quarter-point reduction.
Given these factors, traders should remain cautious but open to the possibility of a short-term bullish move for USD/CHF. The combination of technical demand zone support and shifting smart money positions suggests the potential for a recovery, though macroeconomic events and rate cut expectations may temper this momentum.
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From a technical perspective, the USD/CHF pair remains in a demand zone, which could provide support for a possible bullish move. The Commitment of Traders (COT) report reveals that retail traders are still largely bearish on the pair, while institutional investors—often referred to as "smart money"—have switched to long positions over the past week. This shift suggests a potential bullish impulse may unfold in the short term.
On the fundamental side, the slowing Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index inflation data for August has fueled expectations that the Fed will maintain a rapid pace of rate cuts as inflationary pressures ease closer to its 2% target. This dovish stance could weaken the US Dollar (USD) in the near future, making USD/CHF's upside limited. The CME FedWatch Tool indicates a nearly 54% probability of a half-point rate cut in November, with a 46% chance of a smaller quarter-point reduction.
Given these factors, traders should remain cautious but open to the possibility of a short-term bullish move for USD/CHF. The combination of technical demand zone support and shifting smart money positions suggests the potential for a recovery, though macroeconomic events and rate cut expectations may temper this momentum.
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