SINGAPORE: CBOT March wheat may retest a resistance at $5.28 per bushel, as a shallow correction triggered by this level may have completed.
The resistance is identified as the 76.4 percent projection level of an upward wave (C) from $5.01-1/4.
The fall from the Jan. 24 high of $5.29 is classified as a pullback towards a falling trendline. The doji forming on Jan. 25 signals the pullback is over.
A break below $5.18-3/4 could cause a loss into the range of $5.09-1/2 to $5.14-1/2.
The current rise closely observes another set of projection levels on the hourly chart as well.
These levels are revealed by a projection analysis on the target of an upward wave C from $5.08. Given that wheat has climbed above $5.22-1/4, the 61.8 percent level, it is likely to extend its gains into the range of $5.25-3/4 to $5.28.
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Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals.
The views expressed are his own.
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