Today
+0.66%
5 Days
+0.23%
1 Month
+0.45%
6 Months
-5.90%
Year to Date
-2.69%
1 Year
-6.83%
Opening Price
84.666Previous Closing Price
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Alternative scenario: the downside breakout of 85.04 would call for 84.50 and 84.18.
the downside breakout of 85.04 would call for 84.50 and 84.18.
the upside prevails as long as 85.04 is support.
The NZDJPY pair was seen trading near the 90.50 area on Thursday, stabilizing after mild intraday gains. The pair is attempting to consolidate above key short-term levels, as investors weigh broad risk sentiment and upcoming Asian market flows.
The NZD/JPY recovered some ground on Tuesday after dropping to a seven-month low of 83.15.
The NZD/JPY cross rebounds around 80-85 pips from a one-week trough touched during the Asian session on Wednesday and touches a fresh daily high, around the 87.00 mark in the last hour.
The NZD/JPY pair took another step lower on Thursday, slipping to 86.65 as selling pressure intensified.
The NZD/JPY pair edged higher on Monday, gaining 0.15% to trade around 85.75, but its broader bearish trend remains intact.
The NZD/JPY pair saw heightened volatility on Monday, plunging to a fresh multi-month low of 85.70 before staging a partial recovery to close at 86.55.