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KIWI: NZD remains top of G10 underpinned by recent remarks published o/n from
the RBNZ Asst Governor Hawkesby that said "our central view is that NZ interest
rates will remain broadly around current levels for the foreseeable future".
- NZDUSD extends the uptrend through the 50-dma (not closed above since Mar 26)
to $0.6650. This brings the 38.2% fibo of the Mar-May fall into view at $0.6657,
further resistance is located at %0.6680/00 from a series of previous highs,
ahead of the 200-dma at $0.6710.
- NZDJPY squeezed to Y71.82 and is expected to meet resistance at Y71.80/00 from
a series of previous highs. It's also worth noting of the recent bullish Harami
candle charted.
- AUDNZD closed below channel base support yesterday with the downtrend
extending to NZ$1.0533. Double-bottom support is placed at NZ$1.0520/25, ahead
of the 100-dma at NZ$1.0508.
- EURNZD eased to NZ$1.6950 and rests on support from the 200-dma.
- NZDCAD improved to C$0.8895 with topside resistance at C$0.8905 from the
200-dma. Traders also remain cautious from the impending death cross formation. 

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