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KIWI: NZD underperformed across G10 o/n after the RBNZ added to the dovish
central banks and said the more likely direction of the next rate move is down.
- NZDUSD dropped over 1.5% through the 50 & 100-dma's to react lows of $0.6796
and retains a heavy tone into Europe. Near-term support is seen at $0.6762 which
represents the 38.2% retracement of $0.6425-0.6970, with a break here needed to
open the $0.6745/55 area which registered a series of previous lows.
- NZDJPY touched pullback lows of Y75.08, before finding support from the
200-dma. A downside break of Y75.00 opens the Feb 22 low at Y74.83.
- AUDNZD spiked through NZ$1.04, before topping out around the 55-dma. The 50%
fibo of NZ$1.0670-1.0276 provides the next target for bulls at NZ$1.0473, a
break opens the double top resistance area at NZ$1.0490.
- EURNZD spiked off multi-month lows of NZ$1.6295 back through NZ$1.65 to
NZ$1.6564. Down trendline resistance off the Jan 10 high comes in today at
NZ$1.6585, above here opens a run at the 100-dma at NZ$1.6684.
- NZDCAD moved back under broken trendline resistance-turned-support to
C$0.9102, and brings the 100-dma back into view at C$0.9069.

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