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NZDUSD
The market is updating November highs
The market is updating November highs
Current trend
The pound is trading upward against the US currency during the morning session, renewing new local highs from November 4 and testing 1.3645 for a breakout.
Significant support for the instrument is still provided by the expectations of a further increase in interest rates from the Bank of England, which is still ahead of the US Fed, having adjusted its monetary policy in December. In addition, investors are positive about the success of the British government in overcoming the next wave of coronavirus. The country has managed to avoid the return of large-scale restrictions, while, despite high incidence rates, the UK has not faced an overload of the health care system due to high herd immunity and low fatality of the Omicron strain.
But the macroeconomic statistics from the UK published yesterday left much to be desired. BRC Like-For-Like Retail Sales fell sharply from 1.8% to 0.6%, which turned out to be worse than analysts' average forecasts. At the end of the week, investors expect the publication of a large block of macroeconomic statistics from the UK on the dynamics of GDP and industrial production in November.
Support and resistance
Bollinger Bands in D1 chart show stable growth. The price range is expanding but it fails to conform to the surge of "bullish" sentiments at the moment. MACD grows, preserving a stable buy signal (located above the signal line). Stochastic, having reached its highs, reversed into a horizontal plane, indicating strongly overbought GBP in the ultra-short term.
Resistance levels: 1.3650, 1.37, 1.375, 1.38.
Support levels: 1.36, 1.355, 1.35, 1.346.
The pound is trading upward against the US currency during the morning session, renewing new local highs from November 4 and testing 1.3645 for a breakout.
Significant support for the instrument is still provided by the expectations of a further increase in interest rates from the Bank of England, which is still ahead of the US Fed, having adjusted its monetary policy in December. In addition, investors are positive about the success of the British government in overcoming the next wave of coronavirus. The country has managed to avoid the return of large-scale restrictions, while, despite high incidence rates, the UK has not faced an overload of the health care system due to high herd immunity and low fatality of the Omicron strain.
But the macroeconomic statistics from the UK published yesterday left much to be desired. BRC Like-For-Like Retail Sales fell sharply from 1.8% to 0.6%, which turned out to be worse than analysts' average forecasts. At the end of the week, investors expect the publication of a large block of macroeconomic statistics from the UK on the dynamics of GDP and industrial production in November.
Support and resistance
Bollinger Bands in D1 chart show stable growth. The price range is expanding but it fails to conform to the surge of "bullish" sentiments at the moment. MACD grows, preserving a stable buy signal (located above the signal line). Stochastic, having reached its highs, reversed into a horizontal plane, indicating strongly overbought GBP in the ultra-short term.
Resistance levels: 1.3650, 1.37, 1.375, 1.38.
Support levels: 1.36, 1.355, 1.35, 1.346.
