At time of writing the Dollar-Index is priced nearly unchanged at the friday close. NFP numbers have not been able to change the picture lastingly but trading at 96.172 (+0.02%) the DXY ist still well above the 95.60/50 support zone. The next big event ahead is the FED meeting next week wednesday (15dec) where Powell quite likey is going to announce faster tapering. News around a worsen corona situation might change his mind but that does not automatically mean a weaker dollar.
EURUSD -- 1.1301
As “feared” in the last upade the currency pair cannot move away from its pivot point 1.1300 as good bids are pushing the pair higher whenever it starts to look weak. Hard to tell from where these bids come from but they are keeping the pair in the range 1.1290/1.1360 for now. I am still convinced that a breakout is on the table soon and I consider the downside as slightly weaker. Until then you may trade the range with tight stops.
GBPUSD -- 1.3265
Sterling is still trading within its downward channel and the market is not ready to break through the lower descending support line (1.3174) yet. So you can give it a try to long the pair watching the supports (minor at 1.3206 mid Bollinger band) carefully. Nevertheless the overall picture is short and could speed up below the trend channel.
USDCHF -- 0.9216
A small relief rally is happening today after the recent sell off especially linked to the weaker risk sentiment. Short-term resistance can be found around 0.9222 (50 ema) and 0.9246 (mid Bollinger band). I am not convinced of a sustainable rally and prefer to look for shorts. Above 0.93 (descending red line) the short picture would be over for now. Next supports come in around 0.9157/59 (low 30nov and today).
Good luck,
Sebbo