EURUSD and NZDUSD are still under the influence of dollars

EURUSD chart analysis

Looking at the chart on the daily time frame, we see that the pair managed to drop below 1.17000. The previous lows from April have been confirmed, and we are now likely to descend to lower levels on the chart. If the bearish trend of potential support continues, we are looking for 1.16000, and the next one for 1.15000, close to 50.0% Fibonacci levels at 1.14925. To turn to the bullish side, we first need a price increase above 38.2% Fibonacci level to 1.16950. Then we need further growth above the bottom support line and a break above the 20-day moving average of 1.18000. After that, the next resistance at 1.18500 awaits us, and the jump to the 200-day moving average shows us that we are returning to the bullish trend.

NZDUSD chart analysis

Looking at the NZDUSD chart on the daily time frame, we see that we have descended to a potential support zone around 0.68000. If the support does not last, then we can expect the pair to continue falling towards the lower levels on the chart. We can notice that a large consolidation zone 0.65000-0.67000 awaits us below, which means that a bad period is being prepared for the NZD. If the NZD strengthens, we can expect the pair to climb to the first moving average of MA20 in the 0.69500 zone by any chance.

Market overview

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