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Market sentiment has worsened on the news about the conflict between the United States and Iran. There are many ways to trade the risk-off sentiment. One of them is to sell NZD/USD.
Technically this idea looks quite reasonable. Last week the pair spiked above the 100-week MA but failed to close above it forming a big spike upwards. This is a sign that sellers don’t want to let the price get higher. On the smaller timeframes, there’s support around 0.6630 and then not much until 0.6580. This provides the scope for selling.
There will be sense to consider bullish positions only if NZD/USD returns above 0.6670. The next resistance will be at 0.6720 (100-week MA).
On the H4, we can see that EUR/USD has found a temporary bottom in the 1.0770 area. The pair is now trading above the former short-term resistance line going down from March highs (1.0835).
How does the GBP/USD look like?
USD/JPY has declined from 111.70 and went into consolidation around 107.50.
AUD looks stronger, RBA keeps the rate steady. How positive is the picture?
On the H4, we can see that EUR/USD has found a temporary bottom in the 1.0770 area. The pair is now trading above the former short-term resistance line going down from March highs (1.0835).
The USD/CAD price has been falling down since March 19. What are the reasons?
