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5:18 PM ยท 13 April 2023

NZDUSD is moving higher ๐Ÿ“ˆ NZD extends bullish momentum

NZD/USD
Forex
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The New Zealand dollar is the best performing currency in the G10 today. This is mainly due to the weakness of the USD, which discounted following the release of PPI inflation data from the US, which showed a decline in the headline reading from 4.6% to 2.7% y/y. Thus, the NZDUSD pair took advantage of the favorable technical situation and filled the inverted head-and-shoulders, bearish pattern that appeared on the H1 interval.

This type of price formation usually heralds a trend reversal - in this case to an upward one. After crossing the level of 0.6455, the upward movement accelerated, and the stock is currently struggling with the 61.8% measurement set on the last downward wave. In the case of a breakout above, the bulls can direct their attention towards the next resistance zone at 0.6335. On the other hand, in the event of a pullback and selling pressure, support remains at the level of 0.6245.

Source: xStation5

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