After climbing to a high of .9708 Thursday, the Swissy fell back to .9605 before beginning another rally which has brought it to a spike high of .9727 this morning.
The pair is battling a resistance zone. It includes price, polarity (look left to October and December on the daily chart below) and fibos as well as the steep weekly chart downtrend line from June. The zone runs up to .9860 which is where the daily downtrend line is from last August. So let's wait and see how it goes.
Support is at .9605, .9553/48, and .9463/48.
Here's the daily chart:
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