The NZDUSD extended to its highest level since October 30 earlier today, with the rally peaking at 0.5751. The move higher began after the Asian-session low held a key swing area between 0.5723 and 0.5731, which acted as a solid support base for buyers.
In the US session, however, the pair has rotated lower and slipped back into that same swing area. This zone now becomes a decision point for traders. Holding above 0.5723 keeps buyers in control and maintains the broader upside bias. A break below 0.5723, by contrast, would hand a short-term victory to sellers, exposing the rising 100-hour moving average at 0.5706 as the next key target—and a level they would need to break to strengthen the bearish case.
In the video above, I walk through these technical levels and explain why this area is so important for the near-term bias.
