The Kiwi
keeps its bullish momentum, supported by the recent interest rate hikes by the
Reserve Bank of New Zealand. The market had been expecting for a few months now
that the RBNZ would be the first major central bank to raise its interest
rates. Yesterday, the RBNZ raised its interest rate from 3.0% to 3.25%. This
has caused the NZD/USD pair to shoot up from the 0.8500 level, break through
the 0.8600 level, and get to the 0.8700 level. From the 0.8700 level there is a
good probability of seeing a bounce to the downside, due to the fact that this
area has been a very good resistance zone in the past. In case of seeing a
breakout of the 0.8700 level, then we should wait for the pullback for a
possible long entry.
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Does he have the strength to make new highs for the year? It looks like he does.
ReplyDeleteGreat momentum!
ReplyDeletei think the pair has a great momentum since the end of the double top pattern
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