22 Jan 2014
NZD/USD finds support at 0.8300
FXstreet.com (Córdoba) - The NZD/USD finished higher on Tuesday supported by inflation data from New Zealand and closed around 0.8315. During Tuesday's Asian session reached the highest price at 0.8340 and pulled back afterwards finding support around 0.8300. Later, on the back of a retreated of the US dollar across the board approached the highs but lost momentum.
Despite recovery, NZD/USD still facing pressure
The rally of the Kiwi moved the pair away from two important support levels that lie at 0.8240 and 0.8200, making a strong reversal. From Monday's lows at 0.8210 it has risen more than a hundred pips but still faces some downside pressure on a wider view, as it failed to break above 0.8340.
Inflation pressures from New Zealand, if persists, are likely to pushed the Kiwi to the upside; but on the other side, expectations that the Federal Reserve will continue its tapering policy would be supportive of a stronger US dollar.
Despite recovery, NZD/USD still facing pressure
The rally of the Kiwi moved the pair away from two important support levels that lie at 0.8240 and 0.8200, making a strong reversal. From Monday's lows at 0.8210 it has risen more than a hundred pips but still faces some downside pressure on a wider view, as it failed to break above 0.8340.
Inflation pressures from New Zealand, if persists, are likely to pushed the Kiwi to the upside; but on the other side, expectations that the Federal Reserve will continue its tapering policy would be supportive of a stronger US dollar.