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Let’s Get Kiwi with It: Time to Long NZD/USD!remember that trading is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get. So, let's dive in: Interest Rate Differentials: The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) and the US Federal Reserve may have different stances on interest rates. If the RBNZ is expected to raise interest rates or the US Federal Reserve is expected to lower them, this could lead to an appreciation of the NZD/USD pair. It's like a seesaw, when one goes up, the other goes down. Unless it's broken, then you're just sitting on the ground. Economic Indicators: Economic indicators such as GDP growth, unemployment rate, inflation, and consumer sentiment can influence the exchange rate. If the New Zealand economy is expected to perform better than the US economy, this could lead to an appreciation of the NZD/USD pair. It's like a race, and right now, the Kiwi bird might just be wearing the running shoes. Commodity Prices: New Zealand is a major exporter of commodities, especially dairy products. If milk prices are expected to rise, this could lead to an appreciation of the New Zealand dollar. So, if you see a cow, thank it for potentially boosting your profits. Political Risks: Political events and policy changes can influence exchange rates. If there are political risks in the US that are expected to negatively impact the US economy or if there are positive political developments in New Zealand, this could lead to an appreciation of the NZD/USD pair. Politics, am I right? It's like a soap opera but with potentially more drama. Market Sentiment: Market sentiment can influence exchange rates. If traders are bullish on the New Zealand dollar or bearish on the US dollar, this could lead to an appreciation of the NZD/USD pair. Remember, the market is like a party. You want to join when everyone is having fun, not when everyone is leaving. Technical Analysis: The NZD/USD pair may be at a key support level, and a reversal pattern may be forming. If the pair breaks above this level, it could signal a move upwards. It's like reading tea leaves, but instead of predicting your future love life, you're predicting currency movements. Remember, these are potential reasons and the actual movement of the NZD/USD pair will depend on a variety of factors. It's important to conduct thorough research and consider the potential risks before making a trading decision.
Long
by FtradeFXArabic
NZD/USD Bears Remain in ControlSince early October, sellers have largely taken control of the NZD/USD (New Zealand versus the US dollar) and sent price to lows not seen since late 2022, with limited pullbacks seen. Overall, the currency pair is down nearly 10% from October highs. Ichimoku Resistance Supporting Sell-On-Rally Setups What is technically important to recognise is that the current downtrend remains supported by the area formed between the Ichimoku’s Conversion Line (blue at US$0.5830) and Base Line (red at US$0.5892). Consequently, as long as the pair continues to explore lower levels, any pullback will likely prompt traders to closely monitor price action for signs of bearish intent from within the aforementioned area. Adding to the bearish outlook for the NZD/USD, in addition to the 200-day simple moving average (US$0.6050) rotating lower, and price crossing south of the line in early October, it is clear that the Ichimoku’s Leading Span A (light green at US$0.5861) crossed below the Leading Span B (light orange at US$0.6012). This provides a bearish signal and helps establish another resistance area that investors will watch closely should a deeper pullback come to fruition: the Ichimoku Cloud. Price Direction? With the downtrend clear, should a pullback to resistance at US$0.5816 materialise – which, at that point, will likely line up with the resistance area between the Ichimoku’s Conversion/Base Lines – this could be an area that sellers are drawn to.
Short
by FPMarkets
SELL Signal – NZD/USD - Targeting 226 PipsEntry: 0.5764 TP: 0.5538 SL: 0.5889 Risk/Reward: 2.32 Reasoning: Monetary Divergence: The RBNZ has paused rate hikes, weakening NZD appeal, while USD strength is supported by higher U.S. Treasury yields and reduced Fed rate-cut expectations. Economic Weakness: New Zealand faces slowing growth, a weak housing market, and reduced demand from China. Bearish Momentum: NZD/USD recently broke two long-term support levels, suggesting further downside toward the 0.5538 demand zone. Strong USD: Global monetary easing (e.g., Switzerland, Canada, ECB) and policy concerns are bolstering the USD, further pressuring NZD.
Short
by ValchevFinance
NZD/USD price action: kiwi softens amid economic uncertaintyThe NZD/USD pair fell to 0.57592, reflecting significant pressure from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RBNZ) ongoing monetary easing strategy, which includes recent interest rate cuts and the potential for further reductions in 2025. This easing is meant to stimulate New Zealand's economic activity by boosting consumer spending and investment. However, the growing divergence between New Zealand's and the U.S.'s monetary policies could lead to additional depreciation of the kiwi. The Federal Reserve's consideration of interest rate hikes, amid rising U.S. inflation expectations, strengthens the U.S. dollar, potentially attracting global investors seeking better returns and causing capital outflows from New Zealand. These factors could further pressure the NZD. Meanwhile, China's upcoming economic stimuli, expected to be announced at the annual Politburo conference, could positively impact the kiwi due to New Zealand's strong trade ties with China. Additionally, upcoming U.S. inflation data will likely influence market expectations regarding future Fed actions, which could further shape NZD/USD dynamics. Traders should prepare for volatility in the NZD/USD pair as these global economic developments unfold.
by tastyfx
A Bullish Bat on NZDUSD AND A Potential Bullish Shark WEEKLY: Price has bounced off of weekly support with a bullish candle and the bullish candle has a rejection below. A NEW STORY IS ABOUT TO BEGIN DAILY: We have a CHOCH on the daily to the upside. price is coming back to retest a level of support. we have a bullish shark on the daily, but 1.13 of XA is yet to be tested, AND 2.24 OF BC PROJECTION IS YET TO BE TESTED. (Obstacle). hopefully, the retest holds H4: NO SET UP , CONFIRM CHOCH. H1 and H2: A BULLISH BAT WITH CONFIRMED CHOCH, WE ENTER AT THE RETEST OF THE SUPPORT. TARGET NEXT WEEKLY RESISTANCE AT 0.5917 ( though am planning on swinging it) STOP LOSS: RECENT LOW, (28 PIPS)
Long
by TheGreatCapital
What’s Flowing: NZDUSDThe NZDUSD pair continues its downward trajectory, respecting the established bearish trend. Key resistance zones near 0.5860 and 0.5905 are capping any upward movements, while sellers maintain control. Support levels around 0.5770 are acting as a key target area for further downside potential. The price remains below the moving averages, reinforcing bearish sentiment. Recent attempts to push higher have been met with selling pressure, with price action consolidating near the lower bound of the range. Traders should watch for a potential breakout below 0.5770 to confirm continued bearish momentum. Market participants should stay cautious of any reversal signals near the support zones, but overall, the flow favors the downside for NZDUSD in the short term.
by moneymagnateash