
NZDJPY Technical Snapshot: below all daily MAs
NZDJPY at 92.70, down 1.79% on the session, sits below its 20-, 50- and 200-day averages with RSI at 34.5 and a third straight lower close.

NZDJPY at 92.70, down 1.79% on the session, sits below its 20-, 50- and 200-day averages with RSI at 34.5 and a third straight lower close.
Uniswap led crypto with a 9.6% jump while Polygon slid 7.6%; oil climbed above 1.4% and the Nikkei fell 1.5% as majors stayed quiet.
A packed US calendar dominates the next 24 hours, with Fed Chair Warsh, a benchmark payrolls revision and Jackson Hole all in focus alongside Canadian GDP.
Ethereum climbs 2.23% and the Nasdaq 100 adds 1.29% as crypto stays firm, while gold eases 0.76% and the dollar edges up across majors.
Cardano leads a broad crypto pullback and Brent drops 5%, while the Nikkei jumps 1.39% and the Nasdaq 100 firms. FX majors sit quiet as the dollar softens.
XRP leads a broad crypto bid, jumping 5.8% to $1.55 and 54% on the week. The dollar sits softer against the Nordics while gold holds near $4,624.

EURAUD trades at 1.62813, down 0.82% on the session and near the low end of its 52-week range, with both daily and weekly trends aligned lower.
Ethereum surged 19.5% and Bitcoin cleared $69k as crypto led the tape; silver and platinum climbed while the dollar sank against the franc.
GBP saw only a muted reaction after the UK CPI y/y print on 19 August 2026, with GBPUSD the biggest mover at just +0.06% in the first 30 minutes.
UK CPI y/y lands at 06:00 UTC on 19 Aug, forecast at 2.9% versus 2.6% prior. Here's what the release measures and how GBP pairs are trading now.
GBP eased broadly after the UK Claimant Count Change release at 06:00 UTC, with GBPNOK and GBPSEK leading a modest, contained decline.
The Canadian dollar firmed modestly across the board after Canada's CPI, Median and Trimmed CPI data landed at 12:30 UTC. NZDCAD led the reaction.