The New Zealand Dollar / Japanese Yen (NZDJPY) last traded at 92.70, down 1.79% on the session.

Trend

The daily structure is described as below the 200-day average but with a mixed short-term structure. Price sits 1.63% under its 20-day SMA (94.24), 1.38% below the 50-day (94.00) and 0.49% under the 200-day (93.15). All three averages are stacked above the current price, and the shortest sits highest, indicating recent softening within a broader picture that remains close to its long-term mean.

Momentum and volatility

RSI(14) reads 34.5, a neutral reading toward the lower end of the 30-70 band. ATR(14) stands at 0.6572, or 0.71% of price. That volatility sits at the 46th percentile of the past year, roughly mid-range against the instrument’s own recent history rather than notably compressed or stretched.

The move fits a run of 3 consecutive lower closes.

Range

Within its 52-week span, price sits 2.85% below the high of 95.42 and 8.76% above the low of 85.24, placing it at the 73rd percentile of that range. The 52-week high was set 37 sessions ago, while the low is more distant at 288 sessions back. Over the last 20 sessions the swing high was 95.19 and the swing low 92.36 \u2014 the current 92.70 sits just above that near-term floor. Widening to 60 sessions, the range runs from a swing high of 95.42 down to a swing low of 91.03.

The weekly picture is described as above the 50-week average but with a mixed short-term structure. Price is 0.76% below the 20-week SMA (93.41) but 1.16% above the 50-week SMA (91.64), and weekly RSI(14) reads 49.0, close to the midpoint. The last week posted a 2.16% decline. The two timeframes partly diverge: the daily read has price beneath all its key averages, while the weekly still holds above its 50-week line, leaving the longer horizon less pressured than the shorter one.

Over the trailing periods, NZDJPY is down 2.27% on the week and down 1.27% over the quarter, roughly flat over the month at 0.05%, and up 6.54% across the year.

Descriptive technical summary generated by the ForexBullion Research Team from our own price feed. Not investment advice.