Societe Generale’s Kenneth Broux highlights EUR/SEK reclaiming its 200-day moving average and breaking above a base, signalling a short-term uptrend towards 11.11. The analysis points to first support at 11.00 and suggests that defending this level could extend gains, with next objectives at the upper boundary of a longer-term descending channel around 11.30/11.33.
EUR/SEK uptrend with channel objectives
"EUR/SEK reclaimed the 200-DMA last month; this MA had acted as a crucial hurdle in previous rebound attempts."
"The pair recently broke out above the upper limit of a base denoting onset of a short-term uptrend and marched towards 11.11."
"The upper part of the base at 11.00 could be the first support. Defence of this may lead to a continuation of the up move. "
"Beyond 11.11, the next objectives could be located at the upper boundary of the descending channel drawn since 2023 at 11.30/11.33."
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