The New Zealand dollar has been falling sharply, due to risk-off sentiment hitting hard as concerns rise about the economic impact of the new omicron coronavirus variant. The USD is relatively strong, so this pair is a major focus of the Forex market and has seen lots of action, although the Australian dollar has been falling harder and getting more attention than the New Zealand dollar, with which it is highly correlated. The price of this currency pair ended last week right near its low after falling by more than 0.98%, closing at a 1-year low price with strong bearish momentum. These are all bearish signs and there is a good chance that the price will see another strong fall next week, so there will probably be an opportunity for a short trade here, although AUD/USD may be a better bet so be sure to be diversified between the two antipodean currencies if trading the NZD.