NZD/USD Slides Toward 0.57178 Support Zone

New Zealand Dollar Price Analysis – NZDUSD Bearish Momentum Persists

NZD/USD under sustained selling pressure, testing lower levels amid a broader USD strength. With volatility contracting, the pair risks further downside if supports give way. Though oversold signals could prompt a temporary rebound in a risk-off environment.

New Zealand Dollar Key Levels

Support Levels: $0.5500, 0.57178, 0.58022
Resistance Levels: 0.59756, 0.60960, 0.62000

On the daily timeframe, NZD/USD sustains a clear downtrend channel, defined by descending highs and lows since the mid-year highs above 0.62000. The structure indicates a potential breakdown from a recent consolidation rectangle around 0.58022-0.60960. The price is now approaching the channel’s lower boundary.

The Relative Volatility Index at 49.03 and 40.78 reflects compressed volatility, often a precursor to explosive moves; its position below 50 aligns with the bearish trend. This suggest limited upside potential until expansion occurs. The Money Flow Index (MFI) reads 45.50, in neutral territory but trending lower. This confirm reduced capital inflows that conflict with any bullish recovery attempts and reinforce seller dominance.

New Zealand Dollar Short-Term Trend: Bearish (4-Hour Chart)

On the 4-hour chart, NZD/USD exhibits trending lower with intraday retests. The price is currently at 0.5839 showing a slight +0.04% gain but within a descending sequence of lower highs. The MFI (14) at 48.58 leans neutral, with a recent downtick highlighting waning buying interest.

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