The NZDUSD is the second-weakest major currency today, trailing only the AUDUSD, with the pair down 0.79%. The decline has been a steady, trend-like move with only shallow corrective bounces along the way, highlighting the strong bearish momentum.
Technically, the pair has broken below a key swing area between 0.56819 and 0.56980, turning that zone into an important near-term resistance area. As long as the price remains below that former support, sellers maintain control and the bias stays tilted to the downside.
For traders looking for additional weakness, this broken support zone now serves as a key risk level. A move back above 0.56980 would likely disappoint sellers and could trigger a short-covering rally as bearish positions are squeezed out of the market.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.
