As
it was widely expected, the Reserve Bank of
New Zealand left the Official cash
rate at 1.75%, which has not been adjusted since 2016. The dovish statement
of the central bankers triggered bearish mood for the
NZD/USD pair and brought huge selling pressure. The pair is down with 0.55%
today with current market price 0.6758. As seen on the four hour time frame the
price is developing well below its moving averages, all of them keeping bearish
slopes. RSI and stochastic are entering into extreme oversold territory but indicating
that there is room for further declines. The downfall might continue towards
the long-term support zone at 0.6720 (the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of latest
0.7395 to 0.6850 bearish run) at least until the US GDP release
which could move the sentiment in the
opposite direction, leastways for a while.
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