The RBNZ raised rates by a half-point on Wednesday, as the central bank remains aggressive in its battle to curb inflation. The move was in line with expectations and the New Zealand dollar moved higher but quickly pared those gains. The increase brings the cash rate to 4.75%, its highest level since 2009. With inflation running at a 7.2% clip, the RBNZ will have to keep raising rates until there is clear evidence that inflation has peaked.
Our Analysis:
As long as the price is below 0.8600 follow the recommendations below: - Time frame: D1
- Recommendation: short position
- Entry point: 0.8439
- Take Profit 1: 0.8350
- Take Profit 2: 0.8250
Alternative scenario:
If the level of 0.8600 is broken-out, follow the recommendations below: - Time frame: D1
- Recommendation: long position
- Entry point: 0.8600
- Take profit 1: 0.8730
- Take profit 2: 0.8800
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