- NZD/JPY has actually been trading sideways just recently, with combined signals from technical indications.
- The set is presently supported at 90.70 and deals with resistance at 91.90.
- There are some indications of bearish momentum installing which might threaten the 20-day SMA.
Friday’s trading saw the NZD/JPY set continue its sideways motion of the previous sessions. The set displays a range-bound pattern without any substantial upward or down spikes. By the end of the week the cross slightly increased to 91.20, however the outlook stays neutral.
Technical indications offer combined signals relating to the NZD/JPY’s future instructions. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits at 53, showing favorable area for the set. The upward slope of the RSI recommends a constant purchasing pressure. Nevertheless, the Moving Typical Merging Divergence (MACD) reveals indications of increasing selling pressure, with increasing red bars in the pie chart.
Assistance levels lie at 91.00 (20-day Simple Moving Typical (SMA)), 90.70, and 90.50. On the other hand, resistance levels are discovered at 91.30, 91.50, and 91.70. These levels specify the variety within which the NZD/JPY has actually been trading just recently.
NZD/JPY Daily chart
Source: FXstreet.