- USD/INR created bearish marubozu candle last week.
- The pair risks falling to 68.35 in the short-term.
USD/INR appears on track to test the low of 68.35 seen in March, having created a bearish marubozu candle last week.
A bearish marubozu is a strong indication of bearish reversal or continuation of the sell-off depending on where it appears.
In USD/INR’s case, the candlestick appeared following weeks of rejections around 70.00 and signals a bearish reversal or an end of the corrective bounce from the March low of 68.35.
More importantly, the follow-through to the bearish marubozu has been negative so far this week. The pair closed at 68.60 yesterday – below the bearish candle’s low of 68.939.
As a result, the pair could revisit 68.35 in the short-term. The bearish case would weaken if and when the pair rises above the previous week’s high of 69.61. Meanwhile, a weekly close move 70 is needed to confirm a bullish reversal.
Weekly chart
Trend: Bearish
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