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NZD/USD trading at 0.7800 support

FXstreet.com (New York) - The NZD/USD foreign exchange rate has been unable to mount enough push to overtake the 0.7800 support/region.

Earlier today in the United States, Initial Jobless Claims (June 15) came in at 354K, missing expectations of 340K. Moreover, Continuing Jobless Claims (June 8) were reported at 2.951M vs. a projection calling for 2.960M. Finally, the Markit Manufacturing PMI (June) yielded a figure of 52.2, against estimates of 52.8.

NZD/USD bearish wave coalescing

According to the Technical Analyst Team at ICN.com, “The NZD/USD pair is unable to confirm any upside correction continues its bearish trend as it has now settled in levels below 0.7800. As a result, we view trades occurring below that level as negative and may trigger a bearish wave via touching the support of the bearish channel at around 0.7715.”

Following the stabilization surrounding the 0.7800 level, the NZD/USD foreign exchange rate deeply entrenched in negative territory at 0.7793, still off -1.32% in these moments. The Mataf.net analyst team has identified supports at 0.7796, then 0.7713, and finally 0.7585.

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