NZDUSD is plotting highs for the week in Asia, extending on the start of the week's rally in a risk-on environment. The high beta currencies have been finding demand due to signs of some easing of market conditions following last week's mixed Nonfarm Payrolls report that shows that the Unemployment Rate rose to 3.7%.
A Federal Reserve pivot could be on the cards that would give relief to global stock markets and currencies, such as the Kiwi, that tend to track the performance of equities. Consequently, US yields are weak at the start of the week as the following technical analysis will show and NZDUSD is gathering pace on the bid into last weeks and the overnight highs:
However, if the bears are able to commit at this juncture, then there would be a case for a move below the key trendline and prospects for a test of key structures, as illustrated in the chart above.
Meanwhile, US yields are at a crossroads and should they give out below the micro trendline, there is a risk that a significant move lower below the key daily structures would derail the US dollar, lending huge support to stocks and currencies such s the Kiwi.
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