- NZD/USD declines on Friday, settling round 0.5760 after trimming earlier good points close to 0.5850.
- Pair stays capped by the 20-day SMA, with upside makes an attempt thwarted by persistent promoting strain.
- RSI hovers close to oversold territory at 34, whereas MACD histogram prints rising purple bars, indicating intensifying bearish momentum.
The NZD/USD pair struggled on Friday, slipping by 0.14% to 0.5760 and failing to carry onto good points that briefly lifted it towards the 0.5850 space. Persistent promoting strain and the lack to interrupt above the 20-day Easy Transferring Common (SMA), at the moment close to 0.5890, proceed to weigh on the pair’s short-term prospects.
Technical indicators reinforce the bearish outlook. The Relative Energy Index (RSI) stands at 34, nearing oversold situations, whereas nonetheless pointing downward and reflecting ongoing weak point. In the meantime, the Transferring Common Convergence Divergence (MACD) histogram now prints rising purple bars, signaling that bearish momentum is intensifying, regardless of the pair’s latest makes an attempt at restoration.
With the NZD/USD drifting decrease, fast help lies across the 0.5750 area, adopted by the psychological 0.5700 mark if the promoting persists. On the upside, a decisive break above the 20-day SMA can be required to negate the present bearish bias and provide the bulls an opportunity to regain management.
NZD/USD each day chart
