- Since its last high peak around 0.6370 at the end of 2023, the NZDUSD has been trading in a bearish channel. The medium-term trend is therefore bearish.

- This decline has recently accelerated after the second impact of the market below the upper limit of the channel, at 0.6207.
The market broke a very short-term uptrend line (dotted lines), ending a bullish correction and propelling prices to a new low.

The 2 moving averages are widening and reversing on the downside, while the DMI indicator demonstrates an increasing selling pressure in an increasingly directional movement.

- This is a situation of bearish continuation.
Indeed, the end of the consolidation has unlocked new bearish potential for the market.
New targets are found around 0.5900 and 0.5850.

Pierre Veyret, Technical Analyst at ActivTrades




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