USDCHF Weekly Analysis 02/15/2025
Satheesh Gobi
2/15/2025


Fundamental analysis
1. Overview of Momentum and Market Structure
Current Momentum: Bearish.
Previous Week's Performance: Bearish.
Range: 0.9154 – 0.8971
Expectations: Price is expected to decline, targeting liquidity zones and fair value gaps (FVGs).
Trading Plan
For Long Positions
Strategy:
If price reaches key liquidity zones and forms a reversal pattern, consider buy setups:
0.8888 (Weekly FVG)
0.8853 (Daily FVG)
Buy Targets:
0.8971 (Extreme Liquidity)
0.9048 (H4 Liquidity)
0.9088 (Weekly OB)
Bearish Bias
Strategy:
Look for shorting opportunities below resistance levels:
0.9048 (H4 Liquidity)
0.9088 (Weekly OB)
0.9101 (Daily FVG)
Primary Targets:
0.8971 (Extreme Liquidity)
0.8888 (Weekly FVG)
0.8853 (Daily FVG)
Summary
Bearish bias remains valid below 0.9154, with primary targets at 0.8971 – 0.8853.
Potential buy opportunities exist at deeper liquidity zones, but confirmation is needed.
A clean break above 0.9154 would invalidate the bearish bias and shift focus to longs.
Risk management is essential—watch for liquidity sweeps and reversal structures.
Technical analysis
USD/CHF Extends Losses as Dollar Weakness Persists
USD/CHF continued its downward trend on Friday, declining below 0.9000. Despite stronger-than-expected US inflation reinforcing expectations of prolonged Federal Reserve (Fed) rate stability, the Greenback failed to gain momentum.
Meanwhile, Switzerland's CPI inflation dropped to 0.4% YoY in January, marking its lowest level since April 2021. Rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East also supported the Swiss Franc (CHF), given its safe-haven appeal. Traders now turn their attention to upcoming US PPI data for further market direction.