NZD/USD is undergoing another minor recovery following its decline from last week, which analysts at Credit Suisse anticipate will prove temporary. They still view the market as in a broader downtrend and would fade rallies like this one.
“With major resistance at the December 2021 lows at 0.6701/10 ideally serving as a ceiling for this upmove, we still look for NZD/USD to shift back lower again, with a closing break below 0.6601/6589 needed to reassert the downtrend and decrease the risk of further recoveries.”
“Below 0.6601/6589 would see scope for the YTD low at 0.6529 to be retested again, with break below here opening the door to our long-held objective at 0.6511/6488 – the August and September lows of 2020.
“Immediate resistance is seen at 0.6662, then at 0.6681/92 and eventually at the aforementioned December 2021 lows at 0.6701/10.”
“A sustained closing break above 0.6701/10 and then the 55-day moving average at 0.6734/40 would instead suggest that a broader sideways phase would arise.”
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