NZD/USD marks a week of gains

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Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
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"The New Zealand dollar fell from near a 16-month high on a trade-weighted basis but is still seen as sufficiently above the levels projected by the Reserve Bank to warrant another cut to the official cash rate in coming months." 
– based on NZ Herald

Pair's Outlook

The New Zealand Dollar continued to book gains against the US Dollar mid-Monday, as the currency exchange rate steadily moved higher. Previously, the currency pair had jumped from 0.7287 to 0.7361 on Friday, but the rate did not managed to stay there, as the Kiwi retreated to 0.7296 by the end of day's trading session. On Monday the pair continued to struggle against the same resistance, which was encountered on Friday, as starting from 0.7340 to 0.7392 are located the monthly and weekly R1 combined with the upper Bollinger band, which hinders the surge.

Traders' Sentiment

Traders remain largely bearish on the pair, as 74% of open positions are short. In the meantime, pending orders are 54% to buy.
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