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USD/MXN: Absence of Bullishness to Result in New Breakdown

Should the ascending support level guide the Force Index higher, a short-covering rally in the USD/MXN may follow. 

With more than 200,000 active COVID-19 cases across Mexico, the second wave of the pandemic maintains pressure on Latin America’s second-largest economy. Despite ongoing issues and an uncertain outlook, the latest polls show that Mexican President López Obrador added to his approval rating in November to 61%. Amid an absence of bullishness, the USD/MXN remains vulnerable to a new breakdown.

The Force Index, a next-generation technical indicator, flatlined below its horizontal resistance level. Adding to breakdown pressures is the descending resistance level, as marked by the green rectangle, favored to pressure for a correction below its ascending support level. Bears wait for this technical indicator to retreat below the 0 center-line to regain complete control over the USD/MXN.

According to the latest assessment by the Mexican Institute of Finance Executives (IMEF), Mexico faces economic weakness ahead. The IMEF Manufacturing Index clocked in below 50.0 for the eighteenth consecutive month in November. The descending Fibonacci Retracement Fan sequence maintains the bearish chart pattern, and the short-term resistance zone between 20.4297 and 20.6548, as identified by the red rectangle, awaits a downward revision.

Mexican President López Obrador picked Galia Borja as the next Deputy Governor of the Banco de México, replacing potentially the most hawkish member of the central bank. Tatiana Clouthier will become the new Secretary of Economic Affairs. The USD/MXN remains on course to correct through its support zone between 19.7408 and 20.0287, as marked by the red rectangle. The next one awaits between 18.9748 and 19.2602.

USD/MXN Technical Trading Set-Up - Breakdown Scenario

  • Short Entry @ 19.8700

  • Take Profit @ 18.9700

  • Stop Loss @ 20.1200

  • Downside Potential: 9,000 pips

  • Upside Risk: 2,500 pips

  • Risk/Reward Ratio: 3.60

Should the ascending support level guide the Force Index higher, a short-covering rally in the USD/MXN may follow. It will present Forex traders with a secondary selling opportunity amid a deteriorating outlook for the US dollar. The upside potential remains limited to its 50.0 Fibonacci Retracement Fan Resistance Level.

USD/MXN Technical Trading Set-Up - Short-Covering Scenario

  • Long Entry @ 20.3700

  • Take Profit @ 20.7200

  • Stop Loss @ 20.1200

  • Upside Potential: 3,500 pips

  • Downside Risk: 2,500 pips

  • Risk/Reward Ratio: 1.40

USD/MXN

Ibeth Rivero
About Ibeth Rivero

Ibeth contributes daily market commentary in both English and Spanish (both of which she speaks fluently) and she also manages the DailyForex mobile app to ensure that traders around the world are getting important market updates in real time.

 

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