AUDNZD:RBNZ is outhawking RBA
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Hello Traders,
In the upcoming week, we are closely monitoring AUD/NZD for a potential selling opportunity around the 1.08200 zone. AUD/NZD is currently trading in a downtrend and is undergoing a correction phase, approaching the key support and resistance area at 1.08200. This level has historically acted as a significant pivot point for price action, making it a strategic entry point for potential short positions.
From a fundamental perspective, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is maintaining a more hawkish stance compared to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). The RBNZ has shown no intention of cutting rates in the near future, which contrasts with the RBA's more dovish outlook. This divergence in monetary policy is likely to exert downward pressure on AUD/NZD, reinforcing the bearish trend.
Trade safely,
Joe
In the upcoming week, we are closely monitoring AUD/NZD for a potential selling opportunity around the 1.08200 zone. AUD/NZD is currently trading in a downtrend and is undergoing a correction phase, approaching the key support and resistance area at 1.08200. This level has historically acted as a significant pivot point for price action, making it a strategic entry point for potential short positions.
From a fundamental perspective, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is maintaining a more hawkish stance compared to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). The RBNZ has shown no intention of cutting rates in the near future, which contrasts with the RBA's more dovish outlook. This divergence in monetary policy is likely to exert downward pressure on AUD/NZD, reinforcing the bearish trend.
Trade safely,
Joe
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