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USD/TRY: Up 0.40% to 47.5232 — RSI Overbought

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USD/TRY: Up 0.40% to 47.5232 — RSI Overbought

Published: July 31, 2026  ·  MarketsFN Team  ·  US Session · Emerging FX

PairRateChangeRSI(14)SMA-20SMA-5052W High52W LowPivotR1S1
USD/TRY47.5232+0.40%77.947.073746.533247.479440.700247.330147.419047.2463

S/R Support & Resistance Levels

Dynamic Trendlines

LevelTypeDirectionDistance
47.080320d Supportup (ascending)-0.93% / 4429.2 pips
47.529620d Resistanceup (ascending)+0.01% / 64.0 pips
47.011250d Supportup (ascending)-1.08% / 5120.1 pips
47.516750d Resistanceup (ascending)-0.01% / 64.9 pips

USD/TRY is trading at 47.5232 (+0.40%) as it continues to show strength in an uptrend, supported by its position above both the 20-day simple moving average (SMA) at 47.0737 and the 50-day SMA at 46.5332. The currency pair is currently navigating within an ascending dynamic channel, with the nearest dynamic support trendline at 47.0803, which is 4429.2 pips below the current rate, and the dynamic resistance trendline at 47.5296, just 64.0 pips above. This upward trajectory is further reinforced by the proximity to key static levels, with the first resistance level (R1) at 47.4190, 104.2 pips below, and the first support level (S1) at 47.2463, 276.9 pips below the current trading price.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 77.9, indicating that the pair is in overbought territory, which could suggest a potential pullback or consolidation in the near term. However, the overall bullish sentiment remains intact as long as the price stays above the dynamic support levels.

In the short term, traders should watch for any signs of a reversal or a breakout above the dynamic resistance at 47.5296. A sustained move above this level could signal further bullish momentum, while a drop below the dynamic support at 47.0803 would raise concerns about a potential trend shift.

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