SINGAPORE: The CBOT soybean March contract may rise to $13.87 per bushel, as it has broken a resistance at $13.69-3/4.
The next resistance will be at $13.87. The strong bounce from the Tuesday low of $13.49-3/4 suggests a completion of the first part of a three-wave correction from $14.15.
The second part is expected to start around $13.87, as a head-and-shoulders has been confirmed, indicating a target at $13.19-1/4.
Pivotal support is at $13.55-1/4, a break below which may signal the continuation of the downtrend.
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On the daily chart, a retracement analysis reveals another support at $13.49, which triggered the current bounce towards $13.85-3/4, close to $13.87 (hourly chart).
However, the bearish divergence on RSI has not been fully discounted.
A rising channel also suggests a further fall towards $13.19-1/4.
The downtrend may resume upon the completion of the current bounce.
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