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NZDUSD Analysis for November 6, 2024: Slight Bullish Bias Amid.As of November 6, 2024, NZDUSD shows a slight bullish bias amid a variety of fundamental factors influencing the currency pair. With recent market conditions shifting, the New Zealand dollar (NZD) gains some support against the US dollar (USD). Let's delve into the primary factors that could drive NZDUSD today. Key Drivers Supporting a Bullish Bias for NZDUSD 1. New Zealand Economic Resilience New Zealand’s economic fundamentals continue to show resilience, with recent data indicating stable inflation and a manageable interest rate environment. These conditions provide a supportive backdrop for the New Zealand dollar, encouraging modest gains against the US dollar. 2. US Dollar Weakness on Rate Expectations The USD has shown signs of weakness due to shifting expectations around the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. Recent statements from the Fed suggest a dovish approach may prevail, potentially signaling fewer rate hikes in the near term. This sentiment dampens the USD’s appeal, providing a tailwind for NZDUSD's bullish momentum. 3. Positive Risk Sentiment Risk sentiment remains moderately positive in global markets, which often benefits higher-yielding currencies like the NZD. Investors appear more optimistic, drawing them towards risk assets and risk-associated currencies. This trend is likely to support NZDUSD in the near term, especially if risk sentiment persists. 4. Commodity Prices Influence NZD is historically correlated with commodity prices, and recent stability in commodity markets has provided additional support for the currency. As New Zealand is a major exporter of dairy and other commodities, the steady prices bolster NZD, adding strength to the bullish case for NZDUSD. Technical Indicators Show Cautious Optimism Technically, NZDUSD is trading above key moving averages, further confirming a slight bullish trend. If the pair holds above the 0.5900 support level, we could see an attempt to test the 0.5980 resistance, driven by today’s bullish sentiment and the outlined fundamental factors. Conclusion In conclusion, today’s analysis suggests a slightly bullish bias for NZDUSD, driven by New Zealand’s economic stability, US dollar softness, favorable risk sentiment, and supportive commodity prices. Traders should monitor any changes in Fed policy or risk sentiment that could alter this outlook. Tags: - NZDUSD analysis - New Zealand dollar forecast - Forex market trends - US dollar outlook - Federal Reserve rate impact - NZDUSD November 6, 2024 - Risk sentiment currency trading - Forex bullish trends - Commodity currency
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by PERFECT_MFG
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NZDUSD → Speculators waiting for news.... FX:NZDUSD is moving into consolidation after a strong and progressive fall amid a halt in the dollar index. Markets are waiting for news related to the US presidential election.... The currency pair amid strong bullish DXY is not practicing attempts to update local highs with the aim of changing the trend to a bullish one. Buyers are not ready yet, and are waiting for November 5... If Trump is elected, the dollar, supported by a pro-inflationary president, may continue to recover, which, accordingly, will manifest itself in the form of negative dynamics in the currency pair. But, most likely, with the election of a politician from the Democratic Party, the regulators are likely to continue to hold the dovish rate, in which case the NZDUSD will have a chance to change the trend. Resistance levels: 0.6031, 0.6066 Support levels: 0.5953, 0.5915 Technically, bears continue to hold the dominant position. The area 0.5915, 0.585 is a zone of interest in terms of liquidity formation, thus, there is a high probability of reaching these areas... Regards R. Linda!
Short
by RLinda
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If price makes a pullback above PWH I will..be looking for the short to 0.59 from wher it can bounce. But again as with my other predictions for this week. Its US elections week so... If we get the confirmation, I will be looking to position myself with my students and followers as highlighted on the chart. Accumulation / Manipulation / Distribution - No liquidity raid = No trade - Never buy high and never sell low “Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.” Dave FX Hunter ⚔
by Dave-Hunter
Coming down to the wire | FX ResearchIt's going to be a bumpy ride over the next 24 hours, or perhaps even longer, as we finally find out who the next president of the United States will be. The race is neck and neck, and the outcome could very well impact financial markets, especially as we head into the U.S. open. Risk sentiment is looking up across the board: currencies are higher against the dollar, U.S. equity futures are pointing to a positive open, and commodities are up as well. Earlier today, the RBA left rates on hold as widely expected, while sounding a bit more hawkish than the market had anticipated. Meanwhile, the RBNZ warned that New Zealand is experiencing a pronounced economic downturn that could worsen. Looking ahead, we’ll get trade data from Canada and the U.S., the U.S. ISM Services report, the Bank of Canada summary of deliberations, ECB President Lagarde’s speech, and of course, updates on the U.S. election. For the exact date and time of these major economic events, import the BlackBull Markets Economic Calendar to receive alerts directly in your email inbox. Exclusive FX research from LMAX Group Market Strategist, Joel Kruger
by BlackBull_Markets
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New Zealand dollar higher despite pessimistic RBNZThe New Zealand dollar has moved higher on Tuesday. In the North American session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.5998, up 0.46% on the day. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand released its semi-annual Financial Stability Report and the financial system received a favorable grade. That was it for the good news, as the report pointed to weak economic conditions that were hampering households and businesses. The report noted that rising unemployment was causing “acute” financial difficulties for some households and that businesses had been impacted by weak demand and high cost pressures. This had caused households to reduce spending and businesses to freeze investing. Although inflation and interest rates had fallen, “significant further weakening in the economy remains a risk.” The negative tone of the report could mean that the central bank will remain aggressive in its rate-cutting cycle. The RBNZ slashed rates by 50 basis points in October, lowering the cash rate to 4.75%. The final meeting of the year is on Nov. 27 and another 50-bp is likely, with a supersize 75-bp cut an outside possibility. The RBNZ will be keeping a close eye on Wednesday’s third-quarter employment report. Employment change is expected to decline by 0.4% after a 0.4% gain in the second quarter. As well, the unemployment rate is projected to jump to 5%, from 4.6% in the second quarter. With inflation easing, the RBNZ is keeping a closer eye on the labor market and if the deterioration in employment is worse than expected in Q3, the calls for a 75-bp cut at the next meeting will get louder. NZD/USD has pushed above resistance at 0.5987 and is testing resistance at 0.6002 There is support at 0.5957 and 0.5942
by OANDA
NZDUSD Slightly Bullish Bias Today: Key Fundamental Drivers !Introduction Today, the NZDUSD currency pair shows a slightly bullish bias, supported by fundamental factors in the current market conditions. Traders are closely monitoring the New Zealand dollar's performance against the US dollar, as it provides valuable insight into the economic trends in both countries. In this analysis, we’ll break down the key drivers likely to influence NZDUSD today and explore whether a bullish stance is justified. --- Key Factors Driving NZDUSD Bullish Bias 1. New Zealand Economic Data and Market Sentiment The NZDUSD is benefiting from positive sentiment around recent New Zealand economic data. In the last few weeks, upbeat employment numbers and stable inflation indicators have bolstered confidence in New Zealand’s economic resilience. The recent jobs report revealed an increase in labor force participation and a decline in the unemployment rate, which suggests stronger consumer spending and economic stability. This environment supports demand for the New Zealand dollar, as traders expect a steady economic performance. 2. US Dollar Weakness Amid Mixed Data The US dollar’s recent struggles play a significant role in NZDUSD’s bullish outlook. Recent US data releases, including mixed non-farm payrolls and a below-expectation ISM Manufacturing PMI, signal an uneven recovery in the US economy. Additionally, traders are beginning to anticipate that the Federal Reserve may hold off on further interest rate hikes, putting downward pressure on the US dollar. This outlook supports a bullish sentiment for NZDUSD, as reduced rate hike expectations make the New Zealand dollar more attractive in comparison. 3. Commodity Prices and Global Trade Trends New Zealand's economy is heavily commodity-dependent, and rising global dairy and meat prices provide a tailwind for the NZD. Furthermore, the recent uptick in global trade volumes is particularly favorable for New Zealand, which relies heavily on exports. The improved demand in key markets for New Zealand exports, like China and Australia, strengthens the economic outlook, reinforcing the NZD and contributing to the bullish bias for NZDUSD. 4. Interest Rate Differential and Central Bank Policies The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has maintained a hawkish stance relative to the Federal Reserve, and this divergence is crucial for traders betting on the NZDUSD. The RBNZ’s approach to keeping interest rates elevated amidst inflation control efforts indicates support for the NZD. With the Fed showing signs of a more dovish outlook and potential rate cuts in 2025, the interest rate differential could favor a stronger New Zealand dollar against the US dollar. 5. Global Risk Sentiment and Safe-Haven Dynamics The NZD often benefits during periods of strong global risk sentiment, while the USD’s safe-haven appeal wanes. Given the relatively calm market sentiment today, risk-sensitive currencies like the NZD tend to attract buyers, while the USD may face pressure. If this positive risk sentiment continues, the NZDUSD could maintain its upward bias. --- Technical Outlook for NZDUSD From a technical analysis perspective, NZDUSD is trading near key support levels, which align with the fundamental bias for a slight bullish trend. Key resistance levels around 0.6000 may be tested if the current bullish momentum sustains. Traders are watching for breakout signals that could indicate further upside potential, with support levels near 0.5930 expected to provide a floor if the pair faces minor pullbacks. --- Conclusion In summary, a combination of supportive economic data from New Zealand, US dollar weakness, favorable commodity prices, interest rate differentials, and risk-on sentiment underpin today’s slightly bullish outlook for NZDUSD. As these factors continue to influence market sentiment, NZDUSD could see moderate gains if bullish momentum holds. Traders should keep an eye on any shifts in US economic data and central bank communications, which could impact this bias. --- SEO Tags: #NZDUSDAnalysis #NZDUSDForecast #NZDUSDToday #NZDUSDFundamentalAnalysis #USDollarWeakness #NewZealandDollar #ForexMarketUpdate #TradingNZDUSD #NZDUSDBullishBias
Long
by PERFECT_MFG
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Bearish drop for the Kiwi?The price is reacting off the resistance level which is an overlap resistance that aligns with the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement and could drop from this level to our take profit. Entry: 0.5986 Why we like it: There is an overlap resistance level that aligns with the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement. Stop loss: 0.6024 Why we like it: There is an overlap resistance level that aligns with the 50% Fibonacci retracement. Take profit: 0.5913 Why we like it: There is a pullback support level. Enjoying your TradingView experience? Review us! Please be advised that the information presented on TradingView is provided to Vantage (‘Vantage Global Limited’, ‘we’) by a third-party provider (‘Everest Fortune Group’). Please be reminded that you are solely responsible for the trading decisions on your account. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Any information and/or content is intended entirely for research, educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment or consultation advice or investment strategy. The information is not tailored to the investment needs of any specific person and therefore does not involve a consideration of any of the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any viewer that may receive it. Kindly also note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in forward-looking or past performance statements. We assume no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of any of the information and/or content provided herein and the Company cannot be held responsible for any omission, mistake nor for any loss or damage including without limitation to any loss of profit which may arise from reliance on any information supplied by Everest Fortune Group.
Short
by VantageMarkets
NZDUSD with two probabilities for 11/5/2024This is my idea Nbr 27 after 25 ✅️ NZDUSD with a high probability to make the decision for 11/5/2024 ✅️ : 🔸️If the price exceeds the green bar 🟩, with the bar closing in the hour above: there will be a high chance of entering a purchase as indicated in the chart, respecting the day, news and the stop loss. 🔸️If the price exceeds the red bar 🟥, with the bar closing in the hour below: there will be a high chance of entering a sale as indicated in the chart, respecting the day, news, and the stop loss.
Short
by Abderrahmane_24
Kiwi Updatethe 50-day EMA is rolling over and preparing to break below the 200-day EMA, forming the so-called death cross. Whether or not this will have a significant impact remains to be seen. It's important to note that the New Zealand dollar is highly sensitive to commodity markets, particularly soft commodities like food. If we break below the 0.5950 level, it's likely we could head down to the 0.5850 level, where a massive double bottom has formed. With rising interest rates in the United States over the long term, it makes sense that the US dollar may continue to strengthen.
Short
by mohammadhassanli
Sliced KiwiThe New Zealand dollar continues to decline, solidifying its position as the second-worst-performing major currency this year . It was trading at 0.5916 USD late Thursday in Wellington and has shed nearly 6.5% against the US dollar since the beginning of the year. By early Friday it had dipped below 0.5900 and was trading at 0.5893. It is falling thanks to the “unceasing advance of the bears”, according to Brett Ottawa at OFX. The KIWI is under noticeable pressure.
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by mohammadhassanli
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NZD/USD rises ahead of jobs data, US electionThe New Zealand dollar is higher on Monday. In the European session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.5991, up 0.49% on the day. The New Zealand dollar is coming off a miserable October, plunging 5.9%. New Zealand releases the third quarter employment report on Wednesday. The markets are braced for soft numbers that point to a deterioration in the labor market. Employment change is expected to decline by 0.4% after a 0.4% gain in the second quarter. As well, the unemployment rate is expected to jump to 5%, from 4.6% in the second quarter. The New Zealand dollar is vulnerable to a weak employment report. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand will be keeping a close eye on the job release. A weak employment report will support for the case for a rate cut at the Nov. 27 meeting. Last month, the central bank made an aggressive cut of 50 basis points, lowering the cash rate to 4.75%. What can we expect at the next meeting? Inflation has been moving lower and eased to 2.2% y/y in the third quarter. This was down sharply from 3.3% in Q2 and more importantly, was back within the RBNZ’s target band of 1%-3%. The decline in inflation has raised expectations of further aggressive cuts and the most likely scenario is another 50-bp cut. Still, the RBNZ has demonstrated in the past that it can be very aggressive and a 75-bp cut cannot be ruled out. The US election on Tuesday is too close to call and the political uncertainty could translate in volatility in the financial markets. With the votes in some swing states expected to be very close, we can expect recounts and even court challenges, which means that the election outcome won’t be determined for days or even weeks, which could leave investors uneasy. The election will be followed by the Federal Reserve rate decision on Thursday, with the markets pricing in a 25-bp cut at close to 100%. NZD/USD tested resistance at 0.6014 earlier. Above, there is resistance at 0.6028 There is support at 0.5988 and 0.5974
by OANDA
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