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USD/TRY: Up 0.28% to 47.5735 — RSI Overbought

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USD/TRY: Up 0.28% to 47.5735 — RSI Overbought

Published: August 05, 2026  ·  MarketsFN Team  ·  US Session · Emerging FX

PairRateChangeRSI(14)SMA-20SMA-5052W High52W LowPivotR1S1
USD/TRY47.5735+0.28%94.547.172746.634947.538940.727047.481247.519647.4043

S/R Support & Resistance Levels

Dynamic Trendlines

LevelTypeDirectionDistance
47.192120d Supportup (ascending)-0.80% / 3814.4 pips
47.639720d Resistanceup (ascending)+0.14% / 662.3 pips
47.086550d Supportup (ascending)-1.02% / 4870.1 pips
47.630750d Resistanceup (ascending)+0.12% / 571.7 pips

USD/TRY is trading at 47.5735 (+0.28%) as it continues to show strength above both the 20-day and 50-day simple moving averages (SMA) at 47.1727 and 46.6349, respectively. This positioning indicates a clear uptrend in the currency pair. The dynamic channel is also ascending, with the nearest dynamic support trendline at 47.1921, which is 3814.4 pips below the current rate, and the dynamic resistance trendline at 47.6397, just 662.3 pips above.

In terms of static levels, the closest support level is S1 at 47.4043, which is 1692 pips below the current price, while the nearest resistance level is R1 at 47.5196, only 1,200 pips lower. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently at 94.5, indicating that the pair is in overbought territory, which could suggest a potential pullback or consolidation in the near term.

The short-term outlook remains bullish, but the overbought RSI signals that the market may be due for a correction. Traders should watch for any signs of weakness as the price approaches the dynamic resistance level at 47.6397. A break above this level could lead to further gains, while a drop below the dynamic support at 47.1921 would invalidate the current bullish sentiment and suggest a shift in momentum.

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