- Aud/NZD was noticeable at the top of the daily range on Friday.
- The couple maintains stubborn perspectives supported by brief -term trend signals.
- Techniques show mixed deviation between indicators, with resistance noticeable above and long -term medium pressure.
Aud/NZD displays the rush up in the fifth session, trading at the top of its daily range and near the zone 1.0800. The couple gained that day, expanding their stubborn push, and brief -term indicators strengthen this perspective. Buy signal from MacD and support from brief -term average movable ones assist confirm bias, although some indicators, such as RSI and stochastic, remain neutral. Traders should remember that long -term SMA still shows a risk of decline.
Aud/NZD maintains stubborn tone because the price is pressed higher. The average movable discrepancy (MacD) has become positive, which suggests that the shoot is changing in favor of buyers. Meanwhile, the 10-day interpretation average movable and 10-day straight moving average have become supportive, leveling the current prices below. The 20-day SMA also bends the stubborn, helping to keep the short-term rush up.
However, the relative force indicator (RSI) floats near the neutral mark 50, while the power of the bear bull and stochastic oscillator also offer circumscribed directional attitude. This mixed signal set can be careful of some traders. In particular, 100-day and 200-day SMA remain above current price levels, signaling that wider trends have not yet confirmed the last strength.
Immediate resistance lies at 1.0874, followed by stronger zones in 1.0908 and 1.0936. On the other hand, the initial support is located at 1.0842, with subsequent levels at 1.0833 and 1.0830. The break above the resistance would signal the continuation of the stubborn trend, but the lack of cleaning these zones can invite a brief -term withdrawal.
