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27 Feb 2014

NZD/JPY remains sideways around 85.00

FXStreet (Córdoba) - After rallying early in February from 81.45 to 85.77, the NZD/JPY stabilized and has been moving sideways in the last few days hovering around 85.00. Early in Asia is having difficulties holding above 85.00 after posting on Wednesday the second daily loss in a row.

NZD/JPY technical outlook

The long term trend is still bullish but in a short time frame the perspective is different. The pair fell sharply on January breaking key short-term supports. After the bearish correction the Kiwi recovered ground but it had unable to rise back above 85.70 that capped the upside. A consolidation above, could signal a bullish continuation.

To the downside, immediate support lies at 84.50 and below here at 84.00 (February 20 low).

Feb 27, 2014

Flash: PBoC sends subtle easing message - Nomura

As Zhiwei Zhang, Economist at Nomura, notes, the People's Bank of China (PBoC) issued a statement through Xinhua on Feb 26, which suggests as a subtle easing message for the three reasons stated below.

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NZD/JPY remains sideways around 85.00

Flash: PBoC sends subtle easing message - Nomura

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