Today, since the start of trading, the NZD/USD pair has grown from $0.6300 to $0.6380, reaching a new 2-month high, but during the European session the pair fell to $0.6285, losing all the positions gained. On the hourly chart, the pair remains above the MA (200) H1 moving average line ($0.6250). The situation is similar on the four-hour chart. Technically speaking, a strong resistance level of $0.6380-90 may keep prices from rising further. The lower bound of $0.6205 represents the support level.
Resistances are at the marks: $0.6380-90, $0.6480, $0.6540
An alternative scenario: $0,6275, $0,6205, $0.6165-80
The main scenario of the pair's movement assumes an increase to $0.6380-90 (February 9 and 14 highs)
An alternative scenario implies a breakout of the support of $0.6280 (April 4 low) and there may be a decline to $0.6205 (March 30 and April 3 low)
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