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NZD/USD plunged over 0.60% to refresh multi-week lows below 0.69 handle, outlook bearish.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) disappointed markets with smaller-than-expected interest rate hike, dampening the kiwi.
RBNZ hiked its interest rate to 0.75% and raised its long-term cash rate projection by 50 bps. Investors had expected a bigger hike and long-term cash rate projection from the central bank
Following the RBNZ event, the New Zealand dollar plunged across the board and interest rate swaps reversed sharply.
NZD/USD broken major trendline support and is testing next key support at 110-week EMA at 0.6888.
Major Support Levels:
S1: 0.6888 (converged 55-month EMA and 110-week EMA)
S2: 0.6866 (20-month MA)
S3: 0.6849 (Lower W BB)
Major Resistance Levels:
R1: 0.6943 (Trendline)
R2: 0.6966 (5-DMA)
R3: 0.7000 (200H MA)
Summary: NZD/USD technical indicators are poised for further downside. Break below 110-week EMA will drag the pair lower. Next major support lies at 200-week MA at 0.6759.
