NZD/USD confirms the down-trend, falls

Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
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"The Fed's dual mandate of employment and inflation are both crying for normalization. It's going to support our case for modest dollar appreciation throughout the year." 
- U.S. Bank Wealth Management (based on Bloomberg) 


Pair's Outlook 
The NZ Dollar outperformed its US counterpart yesterday, as the pair edged higher towards the down-trend at 0.6710. Consequently, we expect the Kiwi to bounce from this resistance line today, as the apex of the current triangle is yet to be reached by week's end. The only obstacle on the NZD/USD's path is the weekly R1 at 0.6688, which if not to limit the losses, then might at least slow down the decline. In case demand at the immediate support fails, we can expect the second cluster around 0.6650 to limit the losses. 

Traders' Sentiment 
SWFX traders' sentiment is equally divided between bulls and bears, whereas the portion of orders to acquire the Kiwi added 52 percentage points. The orders now take up 85% of the market.
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