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A professional analysis of USD/HKD price action with a focus on the 7.8100 pivot and 7.8200 figure magnet during the London-New York handover.

A professional breakdown of the USD/HKD price action centering on the 7.8100 pivot and the 7.8200 figure magnet.

A tactical execution note for USD/HKD focusing on the 7.8100 pivot regime and technical levels during the London-New York handover.

A tactical guide to USD/HKD trading using the 7.8103 pivot to classify trend vs range regimes during the New York handover.

With USD/HKD centered near the 7.8000 level, we analyze the current liquidity window and session handover risks for January 28.

USD/HKD enters the January 26 session with a focus on the 7.7970 pivot level. Discover the key support and resistance zones for the Monday open.

USD/HKD remains in a tight range-bound structure as traders navigate the 7.7970 pivot level amid a complex carry and hedge liquidity environment.

USD/HKD enters a phase of level-driven rotation as the pair respects tight boundaries between 7.7970 and 7.7990.

USD/HKD maintains a range-bound bias as markets navigate headline sensitivity and core liquidity levels near the 7.8000 handling.

USD/HKD remains anchored within a narrow range as the Hong Kong peg mechanics offset global trade policy uncertainty and rising US yields.

USD/HKD holds near 7.7963 as market participants navigate thin weekend liquidity and a firm USD rates impulse ahead of the US holiday rejoin.

Analyzing the USD/HKD peg mechanics, funding conditions, and the role of U.S. front-end rates in driving Hong Kong Dollar liquidity as of January 2026.

The USD/HKD pair closed slightly lower at 7.79735 as the market transitioned into the Asia session, driven by China-macro sensitivity and shifting USD funding conditions.

USD/HKD remains in a tactical range as semiconductor optimism clashes with cooling geopolitical risks and US Dollar credibility premiums.

USD/HKD remains anchored near 7.8011 as the US Dollar balances rate support against a rising credibility premium, while HKD peg mechanics dictate intraday liquidity.