The US Dollar (USD) is expected to move within the range of 7.1220 to 7.1320 against the Chinese Yuan (CNH), say analysts at UOB Group. There’s a chance the USD might drop to 7.1130 soon, and if it goes below that, it could aim for 7.1000.
In the last day, the USD traded slightly between 7.1230 and 7.1287 without showing clear signs of change. Analysts believe the USD will stay between 7.1220 and 7.1320, unless it hits the resistance level at 7.1400.
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The USD/CNH pair appears to be moving sideways, trading within the 7.1220 to 7.1320 range. While the immediate outlook looks stable, there’s potential for a decline towards 7.1130 in the coming weeks. Traders should be wary of sudden breaks below the current support level.
On the US side, conflicting signals arise: while the S&P Global Composite PMI improved to 54.8, there’s also an anticipated Federal Reserve rate cut next week. Recent inflation data from September 2025 indicated that core CPI dropped to 2.8% year-over-year, supporting the idea that the Fed might ease policy, despite strong business activity. This cautious approach likely limits any significant gains for the US dollar.
The Impact of Economic Data
Meanwhile, recent data from China suggests a stronger yuan, which could lower the USD/CNH pair. China’s Q3 GDP for 2025 was a solid 4.9%, surpassing expectations and indicating economic stability. Coupled with steady industrial output for September, this supports the notion that the yuan could gain strength against the dollar.
For the near future, since the pair is so stable, selling volatility through short strangles could be an effective strategy. However, in the upcoming weeks, we see greater opportunities on the downside. Buying put options with a strike price around 7.1150 would be a smart way to prepare for a break outside the current range, especially with the Fed’s decision next week potentially acting as a trigger.
We must stay disciplined and monitor the 7.1400 resistance level. If the USD surpasses this level, it could suggest newfound strength for the dollar. As long as it remains below that mark, the most likely path seems to be downward.
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