NZDUSD rebound tests key resistance zone. Finds sellers on the first look.

Today, the NZDUSD is rebounding after sellers failed to sustain a break below the lows from earlier this week and back in February. That failed breakdown gave buyers an opening, and they’ve taken advantage by pushing the price higher.

The rally, however, has stalled within a familiar swing area between 0.5581 and 0.5592 (see red-numbered circles on the chart). While this zone was breached on both Monday and again yesterday, momentum faded each time. Despite the false breaks, the zone continues to act as a key short-term barometer for buyers and sellers.

A clean move above—and hold—through this area could open the door toward the Monday low at 0.5647, followed by a critical resistance cluster at 0.5706. That zone is reinforced by:

• The 100- and 200-bar MAs on the 4-hour chart

• The 100-day moving average

On the downside, immediate support comes in at 0.5539, the swing low from January 10 and 13. A break below that would shift focus to the next key zone at 0.5507–0.5516.

For now, sellers still maintain broader control, but buyers are gaining some traction after the failure on the break to new lows. The short-term bias will be determined by a break above 0.55918. On the downside watch 0.55398 for short-term dip buying potential.