Today
+0.40%
5 Days
+0.19%
1 Month
+0.50%
6 Months
-1.31%
Year to Date
-0.98%
1 Year
-9.85%
Opening Price
86.322Previous Closing Price
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The MACD must penetrate its zero line to expect further downside.
the upside breakout of 87.09, would call for 87.68 and 88.03.
under pressure below 87.09.
NZD/JPY climbed over 0.75% on Thursday amid a session that witnessed an escalation of the Trump-Musk fight on social media, which ultimately sent Testla (TSLA) stocks plunging over 14% during the day.
NZD/JPY retreated after reaching a three-day high of 86.82, dropping towards the 86.00 figure as market appetite turned slightly sour.
The NZD/JPY begins Tuesday’s Asian session flat after registering minimal gains of over 0.24% on Monday amid a risk-on mood. At the time of writing, the cross-pair trades at 86.13, unchanged.
NZD/JPY extended its rally for the third consecutive day on Tuesday, rose a slim 0.17%, but failed to clear key resistance seen at the Kijun-Sen at 85.92 to challenge the 86.00 figure. As Wednesday’s Asian session begins, the cross-pair trades at 85.81 virtually unchanged.
NZD/JPY begins the week on a positive note after registering a gain of over 0.42% on Monday amid thin liquidity conditions, as the US and UK financial markets remained closed for a holiday.
The NZD/JPY pair is trading near the 85.90 zone on Monday, reflecting minor gains as the market approaches the Asian session. Despite the recent upside, the broader technical picture remains mixed, with conflicting signals across both short-term and long-term indicators, keeping traders cautious.