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NZDUSD Futures Update: Focus on the breakout of 0.6590

NZDUSD Futures Update: Focus on the breakout of 0.6590

Our longer-term NZDUSD trade reached the second target at 0.65900

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Inflation data that came under expectations from Australia yesterday -1.3% vs. Market Expectations 1.5% -added weight on antipod currencies. The stronger dollar index was the catalyst for the acceleration of the movement.

NZDUSD is testing 0.65900 support. RSI is oversold. We may see a minor retracement which can be used for a selling opportunity.

A firm breakout of 0.65900 would send the pair 0.65600 and 0.65300.

Our first medium-term target is 0.64600. A bullish Gartley pattern would be completed at 0.64600.

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