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      A Bearish Correction Looms After Key Resistance Rejection

      Manuel

      Central Bank

      Economic

      Summary:

      This could signal the beginning of a downward correction, with potential downside extending toward the 0.5988 area.

      Sell

      NZDUSD

      EXP
      Trading

      0.60600

      Entry Price

      0.59900

      TP

      0.60900

      SL

      0.60740 +0.00138 +0.23%

      0

      Point

      Flat

      0.59900

      TP

      CLOSING

      0.60600

      Entry Price

      0.60900

      SL

      The Business NZ Performance of Services Index (PSI) in New Zealand dropped sharply to 44.0 in May, down from April’s 48.1. This marks the lowest reading since June 2024 and signals a fourth consecutive month of contraction, reinforcing concerns over persistent weakness in the country’s service sector.
      In Asia, fresh data from China’s National Bureau of Statistics revealed that retail sales rose by 6.4% year-over-year in May, beating both the forecasted 5.0% and April’s 5.1% increase. However, industrial production came in slightly below expectations, climbing 5.8% annually versus the projected 5.9% and the previous month’s 6.1%. The mixed data raised questions about the sustainability of China’s post-pandemic recovery momentum.
      Meanwhile, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced a tentative framework agreement aimed at lowering tariffs and easing restrictions on rare earth trade. Despite the headlines, market response remained subdued due to the vague details of the agreement and lingering doubts over its long-term effectiveness.
      Adding to the cautious mood, concerns over U.S. economic resilience resurfaced following disappointing data from the New York Federal Reserve. The Empire State Manufacturing Index plunged to -16.0 in June from -9.2 in May, significantly missing expectations of -5.5. This marked the weakest print since March’s two-year low of -20.0 and highlighted growing strains in regional factory activity, increasing fears of a broader economic slowdown.
      Geopolitical tensions also remained in focus. President Donald Trump reiterated the United States’ strong backing of Israel, stating on Sunday that while he hopes for peace between Israel and Iran, “they’ll have to fight it out.” According to reports, Trump declined an Israeli proposal to target Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, reaffirming his preference to avoid direct U.S. military involvement—at least for now.
      On the inflation front, the U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) for May pointed to further signs of softening price pressures. Headline PPI rose by 2.6% year-over-year, in line with expectations and slightly above April’s 2.5%. However, core PPI—which strips out volatile food and energy components—fell to 3.0% from 3.2%, reinforcing the view that underlying inflation is gradually cooling.
      This data followed weaker-than-expected CPI figures earlier in the week, boosting market confidence that the Federal Reserve could move toward a rate cut as soon as September. With inflation slowing and economic growth showing signs of fatigue, expectations for a more dovish monetary policy have risen. In turn, this has supported gold prices, as lower real yields typically benefit the non-yielding metal.A Bearish Correction Looms After Key Resistance Rejection_1

      Technical Analysis

      On the technical front, NZD/USD appears to have found strong resistance near the 0.6080 level, where the pair has reacted with bearish candlesticks on the one-hour chart. This could signal the beginning of a downward correction, with potential downside extending toward the 0.5988 area. The 100-period and 200-period moving averages are located at 0.6037 and 0.6011, respectively, providing room for a short-term pullback before the pair defines a clearer trend on higher timeframes.
      Moreover, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) recently touched 66, approaching the overbought threshold. This suggests that bullish momentum may be weakening. A break below the nearest moving average—specifically the 100-period—could accelerate the downward move toward the next support level. Should price fail to reclaim higher ground, this rejection zone could mark the beginning of a deeper corrective phase.
      Trading Recommendations
      Trading direction: Sell
      Entry price: 0.6060
      Target price: 0.5990
      Stop loss: 0.6090
      Validity: Jun 20, 2025 15:00:00
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