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USDCHF week ahead: what to watch for the week of 2026-08-03
USDCHF closed last week near 0.8072 after a sharp mid-week drop. Here is where the levels sit and how positioning looks into the new week.
3 min readDOGEUSD opened Monday at 0.0732 and closed Friday at 0.0690. That is a net drop of roughly 42 pips, or about 5.7 percent across the week. The bulk of the damage came on the first session, when price fell from a 0.0734 high to a 0.0700 low, and the following four sessions failed to recover that ground.
The calendar carries no scheduled high-impact events for DOGEUSD this week. That puts the focus on price behaviour itself and on the broader crypto tape. With no data catalyst on the board, follow-through from last week's decline and the reaction at prior lows become the main things to track.
Watch the wider crypto complex for direction. Majors like Bitcoin often set the tone for smaller-cap names, and a strong move there tends to drag DOGEUSD with it. Absent an event, that correlation is the closest thing to a driver this week. Open an LHFX account to trade DOGEUSD this week.
If price holds above last week's 0.0690 close and reclaims 0.0700 early, the prior week's 0.0709 intraday high becomes the next reference on the upside. If that gives way, the 0.0734 weekly high is back in the conversation. If price loses 0.0679, last week's low, the move opens room below that floor. A firm bid in Bitcoin would support the higher path; weakness there would pressure the lower one.
As of the start of the week, 73.1 percent of positioning sits long and 26.9 percent sits short. That is a heavy long skew. It tells you consensus is leaning for a bounce after last week's slide. A crowded long book can also cut both ways, since a break below support can force those positions to unwind quickly.
Last week's low at 0.0679 is the first floor. The 0.0690 Friday close and the 0.0700 round number sit just above as near-term pivots. On the upside, the 0.0709 and 0.0734 highs from last week frame the range. These are reference levels for context, not entry signals.
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