NZD/USD hesitates after breaching 0.8003/0.7983

Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
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"The FOMC will likely taper the monthly purchases amount, starting with a small $20 billion reduction to a $65 billion purchases rate, and assess the market reaction while continuing to monitor developments in the labor-market outlook."
- Credit Agricole (based on MarketWatch)

Pair's Outlook
The currency pair appears to have lost its upward momentum after respecting Mar 13 low at 0.8161, as today NZD/USD does not exhibit any activity. Nonetheless, if we are to rely on price's past performance near the bullish trend-line it most recently touched on Jun 11, the rally should eventually penetrate 0.8165/49 and 0.8292/80, then aim for 0.8476.

Traders' Sentiment
Market's general attitude towards NZD/USD remains neutral, just as on Friday: while the share of bulls is at 53%, bears continue to constitute 47% of the market. Turning to the orders placed on the pair, 65% of them are to enter the market with a sell trade and the rest 35% are to buy the kiwi.
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