Greece stays in eurozone. The agreement was reached on Monday after difficult talks between Greece and the eurozone leaders. Greece is going to receive a new bailout program on conditions that the government of Alexis Tsipras implements tough economic reforms. If Greece’s government accepts the proposal, on Wednesday the Eurogroup meets again to finalise the plan.
During the Asian session, the USD fell against AUD and NZD but began strengthening since the European session started. The NZD/USD pair is now trading near its opening level of 0.6700 and the downward tendency is growing.
The Fed Chair Janet Yellen did not give new hints regarding the anticipated interest rates hike in her last speech.
Therefore, the pair is going to remain under the pressure amid uncertainty surrounding Greece, low prices for dairy products, softening monetary policy in New Zealand and the Chinese stock markets fall.
The pair NZD/USD is trading near its 5 years lows.
On the way down, the pair is going to meet the following support levels: 0.6560 (2010 lows), 0.6435 (61.8% Fibonacci), 0.6000 (2006 lows).
OsMA and Stochastic on the 4-hour chart give sell signals and are turning to form sell signals on the daily chart.
Any local strengthening of the pair should be considered as an opportunity to open short positions.
Support levels: 0.6620, 0.6565, 0.6435.
Resistance levels: 0.6800, 0.6890, 0.7000.