SGDINR is trading in the 50.1 to 53.89 range (shown in the box). It will continue to be range bound until there is a breakout. I anticipate an upside breakout eventually. The target then will be the equivalent to the box height. But the timeline will be much shorter. NeatTrade
Was in a discussion with one of our students from India asking about how's the outlook on Singapore Dollar (SGD) against Indian Rupee (INR). Thought would be good to share our outlook for those who are looking at this two currencies as well. My personal bias is that there is still more upside potential on this pair - meaning we can still expect to see some...
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Annual yield on INR is roughly 6%, so, INR is attractive on a trade-weighted basis if one can time it well, especially given a low carry/vol ratio. Evidently, the weekly trendline is being tested providing a reasonable argument for entry.
Although we are seeing SGD weakening against INR; this has been primarily been due to weak Singaporean economy and with increasing FII investments in India. We are able to see oversold situation in William's %R and also in Stoch(931). There might be the trend reversal, that would reflect n MACD and MA crossover, but that would take time to reflect. It is...