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AUDNZD | PERSPECTIVE FOR THE NEW WEEK

Long
FX:AUDNZD   Australian Dollar / New Zealand Dollar
AUD/NZD is aiming higher within the broad range despite the announcement from Reserve Bank of New Zealand's governor Orr at the beginning of the month (September 2020) that the central bank is ready to deliver more stimulus. Presently, the pair is trading above the Breakout of the Bearish Trendline hereby closing the last week above the Demand zone @ 1.09200

Tendency: Uptrend ( Bullish )
Structure: Trendline | Supply & Demand | Breakout
Observation: i. The line drawn under pivot lows on the Daily chart emphasizes the prevailing direction of price as price comes back to touch Trendline once again!
ii. Breakout of Rejection Trendline is another confirmation that points at an Uptrend bias.
Trading plan: BUY confirmation with a minimum potential profit of 300 pips.
Risk/Reward: 1:3
Potential Duration: 8 to 15 days

NB: This speculation can be considered to make decisions on lower timeframes.

Watch this space for updates as price action is been monitored.


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