Aud/Chf

[Intkhab]

Economic Sentiment is expected to improve slightly to 85.0 (from 82.3 in July), whilst the final reading of Eurozone Consumer Confidence is expected to be unrevised at -14.7 (from -15.0 in July). Eurozone Industrial Sentiment is expected to improve to -14.3 (from -16.2 in July), whilst Eurozone Services Sentiment is also expected to improve to -24.4 (from -26.1 in July). Into the afternoon, the Fed’s preferred inflation metric,
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I.A

[opp]

Today Market trend:sell

Current price aur previous price market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Resistance and Support points bhi market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Isliye hum ko sell main trade laga deni chahiye

Keep it up

[sp1973]

Pivotal Point= 0.6601

Pair Trend =BULLISH

Time Frame = H 4

Risk Reward Ratio Should Be = 1:2

Take Your Trade With Emotional Discipline.

[Hafizajmal]

Gold ki price hafty k akhar main ak hi din main kafi oper chali gai hae jo k pichly week main nichy gir gai thi .Gold ko ki phli mzahmt $1951 pr rahi is mazahmt ko cross krty hi Gold oper jana shuro ho gia jo k $1965 tk oper gia .Indicators k matabk is tim b market ka tend oper ki janb hae RSI 82 py hae jo is bat ka imkan peda kr rahi hae k market aur oper jay gi . Market k trend ko deakhty hoy oerdr open krain aur lose sy bachny k laey Stop lose aur take profit lazmi lgain .
Best Of Luck

[Hassinali]

we predict future values with technical analysis for wide selection of Forex (Foreign Exchange) pairs like AUD to CHF . If you are looking for foreign exchange rates with good return, AUD to CHF can be a bad, high-risk 1-year investment option. AUD/CHF rate equal to 0.666 at 2020-08-30, but your current investment may be devalued in the future.

[Qasim14]

Today Market Trend is =Buy

Current position and previous position indicate the market going up

Support or resistance point be market k up honey ka ishara day raha hai

Is liya ham ko buy ki Trade laga dani chahiye

[opp]

Today Market trend:sell

Current price aur previous price market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Resistance and Support points bhi market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Isliye hum ko sell main trade laga deni chahiye

Keep it up

[sadiaibrahim]

Today
market trend: Bearish sell

Resistance points and Support points going down and moving average also tell a about market down

Current price aur previous price market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

If you cannot learn about market trend then you will face loss

Always keep patience and get a huge profit in your trading

[ahmadjarar]

Today
market trend: Bearish sell

Resistance points and Support points going down and moving average also tell a about market down

Current price aur previous price market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

If you cannot learn about market trend then you will face loss

Always keep patience and get a huge profit in your trading
''''Best'''

[guru000]

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
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I.A

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Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
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I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
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I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
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I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
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I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
Regards
I.A

--- Update ---

Bond markets have reacted, in “bear steepening”, where shorter dated yields (the interest rates end of the curve) remain relatively anchored) whilst longer dated yields (the growth and inflation end of the curve) are rising. This is risk positive ultimately, and if US rates are not going up any time soon, the dollar also suffer.
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I.A