The New Zealand Dollar vs. US Dollar (NZD/USD) currency pair is ending the trading week with a sharp decline near 0.5747. Moving averages indicate a bullish trend for the pair. Prices have broken below the signal lines, indicating downward pressure from sellers of the currency pair and a potential further decline from current market levels. Currently, we should expect an attempt at a bearish correction in the currency pair on Forex and a test of the support area near 0.5655. This should then be followed by an upward rebound and continued growth of the currency pair, with a potential target above 0.6025.
NZDUSD Weekly Forecast March 30 – April 3, 2026
An additional signal supporting the NZD/USD pair’s growth will be a test of the support line on the relative strength indicator (RSI). A rebound from the lower boundary of the bullish channel will serve as a second signal. A decline and a breakout of the 0.5575 area will cancel out the upside potential for the pair during the current trading week (March 30 – April 3, 2026). This will indicate a breakout of the support area and continued decline for the NZD/USD pair, with a potential target below 0.5375. A breakout of the resistance area and a close above 0.5905 will confirm the pair’s growth on Forex, indicating a breakout of the upper boundary of the downward correction channel.
NZDUSD Weekly Forecast March 30 – April 3, 2026 suggests an attempt to develop a bearish correction and test support near 0.5655. Subsequently, the NZD/USD pair is expected to continue rising above 0.6025. A test of the trendline on the relative strength indicator (RSI) will serve as an additional signal for an upside move. A decline and close below 0.5575 would cancel out the pair’s upward trend. In this case, we should expect continued declines in the currency pair with a target below 0.5375.
