大华银行（UOB）的 Quek Ser Leang 指出，在大幅回撤后，美元/新加坡元已进入短期区间阶段，预计日内交易区间将在 1.2735 至 1.2775 之间。不过，1-3 周前景仍然乐观，只要 1.2710 不被跌破，上周末以来的涨势仍然完好，1.2800 和 1.2835 的上行水平仍受关注。
美元/新加坡元区间震荡，但偏向积极
"24小时观点：在两天前大幅上涨后，我们昨天强调，"尽管强劲动能可能会抵消当前严重超买的状况，但美元能否触及 1.2800 仍有待观察。"我们指出："支撑位在 1.2760；下一支撑位 1.2740 目前应能守住。"随后价格走势并未如预期展开。美元一度大幅回落至 1.2738，随后反弹，收盘下跌 0.20%，报 1.2758。当前的价格波动很可能是区间交易阶段的一部分。今天，美元可能在 1.2735 至 1.2775 之间交易。"
"1-3周观点：昨天（9月17日，现货价在 1.2780），我们强调，"美元前景仍然积极。"我们还指出，"需要关注的水平是 1.2800 和 1.2835。"我们的观点保持不变。总体而言，只有跌破 1.2710（‘强支撑’水平不变）才表明上周末以来的涨势正在暂停。"
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