大华银行策略师郭世亮和李秀安表示，美元/离岸人民币被限制在 6.7000 附近的狭窄日内区间内，短期内略显坚挺。未来 1–3 周，他们仍预计汇价将维持区间交易，而 1–3 个月的观点则指向在关键阻力位 6.7815 限制上行的情况下，逐步走低。
大华银行认为美元/离岸人民币上行受限
“24小时观点：虽然我们昨天指出美元‘可能小幅走低’，但我们认为其‘很可能仍将维持在 6.7000/6.7100 区间内。’随后美元在窄幅区间内交易，先升至 6.7056，随后回落至 6.6997。潜在基调已略有转强，今天美元可能小幅走高，但仍很可能维持在 6.7000/6.7100 区间内。”
“1-3周观点：在我们上周二（9月29日，现汇价 6.7110）最近一次的表述中，我们强调‘目前我们预计美元将在 6.6950 和 6.7270 之间的区间内交易。’我们目前仍维持相同观点。”
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