NZD/USD forecast for today by Traders Union analysts
The New Zealand dollar / US Dollar currency pair belongs to the group of the major currency pairs. The pair enjoys moderate popularity among Forex investors and traders. Traders Union experts prepare an analytical NZD/USD price prediction daily so that each trader could find the latest information on the NZD/USD price performance and also study the NZD/USD price chart online. The forecast is based on the technical analysis of the Forex market.
NZD/USD remains under pressure
14.07.2025
Toward the end of the trading week the New Zealand dollar stayed under selling pressure against the US dollar, with the weekly close occurring near the psychological level of 0.6000. From there fresh attempts to rise toward 0.6020–0.6030 are possible; loss of 0.6000 support would lead to a decline toward 0.5950–0.5920.
NZD/USD attempts to hold above 0.6000
11.07.2025
Breaking the psychological level of 0.6000 pushed the New Zealand dollar higher against the US dollar to 0.6042, but selling from this resistance returned the pair to 0.6010/00 support. From there, attempts to break 0.6030/42 resistance are possible again; a loss of 0.6000 would lead to a decline toward 0.5970–0.5950.
NZD/USD moves higher
10.07.2025
After finding support around 0.5980 against the US dollar, the New Zealand dollar tested 0.6030 resistance, which the bulls have not been able to break so far. From current levels, bearish activity may resume; a break of resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.6050–0.6060.
NZD/USD remains under pressure
09.07.2025
The New Zealand dollar remains under pressure against the US dollar, with upside attempts capped by 0.6010 resistance, while bears continue trying to break 0.5980 support. The risk of a break and a decline toward 0.5950–0.5930 remains high; a move through resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.6030–0.6050.
NZD/USD tested 0.5990 support
08.07.2025
Under pressure against the US dollar, the New Zealand dollar broke 0.6050/40 support and declined to 0.5990 support. Nevertheless, its decline can still be used for buying and attempts to break 0.6040/50 resistance; a loss of support would lead to a drop toward 0.5960. Trump’s tariffs may negatively affect commodity currencies, including the New Zealand dollar.
NZD/USD under moderate pressure
07.07.2025
The New Zealand dollar remains under pressure against the US dollar, but 0.6050 support continues to hold off the bears. Bulls may still attempt to break 0.6090 resistance and test 0.6120, but the weekly close near support increases the risk of a break lower and a decline toward the psychological level of 0.6000.
NZD/USD demand on dip remains
04.07.2025
The New Zealand dollar was bought against the US dollar on the decline to 0.6032, from which demand pushed the pair back to resistance 0.6070. The bulls’ failure to break it would lead to a decline toward 0.6030 support; a break of resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.6100–0.6120, where the kiwi may come under selling pressure again.
NZD/USD under moderate pressure
03.07.2025
The New Zealand dollar remained under pressure against the US dollar, breaking support 0.6080 and testing support 0.6050. There are no signs of a trend reversal at the moment, so pullbacks may still be used for buying and testing 0.6100–0.6120; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward 0.6030–0.6010. In the short term, range-bound consolidation may continue.
NZD/USD under pressure after rise
02.07.2025
The rise of the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar after breaking resistance 0.6080 was limited by resistance 0.6120. After testing it, the pair is under pressure, with bears currently trying to break 0.6080, which now acts as support. A break of it would lead to a decline toward 0.6060–0.6040; a return above 0.6100 would increase the chances of breaking 0.6120 and a rise toward 0.6140–0.6150.
NZD/USD also moves higher
01.07.2025
US dollar selling is supporting gains in the New Zealand dollar. After breaking 0.6080/90 resistance, the pair tested 0.6120, which bulls failed to break on the first attempt. However, pullbacks toward 0.6100–0.6080 support may continue to attract buying, with bulls targeting 0.6130–0.6150 resistance. A loss of support would lead to a decline toward 0.6060–0.6050.
NZD/USD bulls fail to break resistance
30.06.2025
Bulls on the New Zealand dollar failed to break 0.6080 resistance, which led to a decline toward 0.6040 support. A rebound from this level may push the pair back toward resistance and renewed break attempts. A loss of support would lead to a decline toward the psychological level of 0.6000. A move through resistance would open the way toward 0.6100–0.6130.
NZD/USD challenges resistance
27.06.2025
The New Zealand dollar also maintains a positive tone against the US dollar, persistently attempting to break 0.6080 resistance. This keeps the chances of a move toward 0.6130–0.6150 high. A loss of 0.6040 support would lead to a decline toward 0.6010–0.6000.
NZD/USD demand persists
26.06.2025
Buying the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar from 0.6010 support, bulls broke 0.6040 resistance and are now attempting to break 0.6060 resistance, which would allow them to test 0.6100. A loss of 0.6040 support would lead to a decline toward support near the psychological level of 0.6000.
NZD/USD recovers after decline
25.06.2025
Buying of the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar from 0.5890 support pushed the pair up to 0.6040 resistance. This resistance is currently holding back the bulls, keeping the risk of a break below 0.5990 support and a move toward 0.5960. A break of resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.6070–0.6100.
NZD/USD under bearish control
23.06.2025
After finding support around 0.5960 against the US dollar, the New Zealand dollar rose to 0.6010 resistance, where it was sold off again, returning to support. A rebound toward the psychological level of 0.6000 remains possible, but the risk of breaking support and declining toward 0.5940–0.5900 has increased significantly.
NZD/USD tests support
16.06.2025
Bulls in the New Zealand dollar failed to break 0.6040 resistance against the US dollar, prompting bears to test support near the psychological level of 0.6000. Selling interest is now noted from 0.6040, below which risks of breaking support and falling toward 0.5960–0.5940 prevail; a break of resistance would lead to a move toward 0.6070–0.6100.
NZD/USD returns to support
12.06.2025
Bulls in the New Zealand dollar failed to break 0.6060 resistance against the US dollar, and amid profit-taking on long positions, the pair retreated to 0.6030 support. From there, attempts to break 0.6050–0.6060 resistance are possible; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward the psychological level of 0.6000. A confident break of resistance would pave the way for a move toward the 0.61 area.
NZD/USD falls after gains
09.06.2025
The rise of the New Zealand dollar to the resistance in the area of 0.6080 in a pair with the US dollar attracted interest in selling, against which the pair failed to consolidate above 0.6050 and fell to the support of 0.6010. Below 0.6030, the probability of breaking through the psychological level of 0.6000 and falling towards 0.5960-0.5950 increases; passing 0.6030 will lead to growth to 0.6050-0.6070.
NZD/USD also sold on rally
06.06.2025
Buying of the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar from support near 0.6030 helped break 0.6050 resistance and test 0.6080. The rally was sold again, and bears are once more testing support. A return to support increases the risk of a break and a decline toward the psychological level of 0.6000 at minimum; a move through 0.6050 would allow bulls to retest 0.6080.
NZD/USD remains in demand
05.06.2025
The decline of the New Zealand dollar to 0.5990 support in the pair with the US dollar once again attracted buying interest, pushing the pair to test 0.6040–0.6050 resistance. A series of higher lows suggests fairly good chances of breaking resistance and rising toward 0.6080; a loss of local support at 0.6030 would lead to a drop to at least 0.6000–0.5990.
NZD/USD may continue to rise
02.06.2025
The New Zealand dollar was bought against the US dollar from 0.5950 support. After breaking 0.5990–0.6000 resistance, bulls are ready to test strong 0.6030 resistance, and a break would open the way toward 0.6100; loss of now 0.6000–0.5990 support would lead to a decline to 0.5960–0.5930.
NZD/USD under pressure
29.05.2025
The New Zealand dollar also remains under selling pressure, with its decline against the US dollar limited by 0.5930 support, while attempts to rise are capped by 0.5975 resistance. Demand from support keeps the chances of breaking resistance and advancing toward the psychological level of 0.6000; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward 0.5900.
NZD/USD extends decline
28.05.2025
The New Zealand dollar remains under pressure against the US dollar. Against this backdrop, bulls failed to push the pair back above the psychological level of 0.6000, while bears broke 0.5970 support and tested 0.5940. The loss of this support increases the risk of a return to 0.5920–0.5900; a move through 0.5970, now acting as resistance, would lead to a rise toward 0.6000–0.6020.
NZD/USD was bought from 0.5900
26.05.2025
Purchases of the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar led to a rise from 0.5900 support toward 0.5990 resistance. Currently, the pair’s near-term outlook looks constructive, and bulls may next test 0.6010–0.6030 resistance, but the current rise can still be used for selling. Losing 0.5950 support would lead to a decline toward 0.5930–0.5900.
NZD/USD could extend its advance
23.05.2025
Selling of the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar led to a decline to 0.5900 support, where it was bought again, and bulls are currently testing 0.5960 resistance. The pair is confidently trading above the 200MA, indicating a high probability of breaking 0.6000–0.6020 resistance and advancing toward 0.6050–0.6070; a loss of 0.5900 support would lead to a decline toward 0.5840–0.5820, which would weaken bulls’ positions.
NZD/USD continued to decline
16.05.2025
The New Zealand dollar also remained under pressure against the US dollar, and after breaking 0.5890 support, it moved down to 0.5862. The current decline may still be used for buying and testing 0.5910–0.5930 resistance; a loss of 0.5850 support would lead to a move toward 0.5820–0.5800.
NZD/USD was also sold on rally
15.05.2025
The rise of the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar was also used for selling, and bears broke 0.5930 support and tested 0.5890. From current levels, further attempts to rise toward 0.5970 resistance are still possible; a loss of support could lead to a decline toward 0.5860–0.5850.
NZD/USD tests 0.5940
14.05.2025
After finding support around 0.5850, the New Zealand dollar is recovering against the US dollar, testing 0.5940 resistance. A break above it would extend the rise toward 0.5970–0.5980, where renewed selling may occur. Losing 0.5920/10 support would lead to a decline toward 0.5880–0.5860.
NZD/USD selling resumes
13.05.2025
The New Zealand dollar was sold against the US dollar on the rise to 0.5940, after which bears broke 0.5880 support and tested 0.5850 support. The pair’s outlook remains negative, with bears possibly targeting 0.5820–0.5800 support next. A break above 0.5880 would allow bulls to test 0.5900–0.5920, where the kiwi may face selling pressure.
NZD/USD still under pressure
12.05.2025
Extending its decline against the US dollar, the New Zealand dollar tested 0.5872, then rebounded to 0.5920 resistance. Selling from that level may push the pair back toward 0.5890–0.5870 support. A break of resistance would lead to gains toward 0.5940–0.5960, though selling may resume on the rise.
NZD/USD chart
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Why is it important to know NZD/USD price prediction?
Research conducted by Traders Union experts shows that the NZD/USD pair accounts for around 7% of all currency exchange transactions in the Forex market. This indicates that the pair enjoys popularity among Forex traders and is a desired asset with moderate level of volatility, thanks to which you can use it to grow your capital at a minimum risk. The pair is informally called Kiwi / Dollar by traders in the Forex market and exchanges, since the Kiwi bird is depicted on the one-dollar coin of News Zealand. Kiwi is also a symbol of New Zealand. NZD is the base currency in the New Zealand dollar / US dollar pair.
FAQ
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What is the NZD/USD price prediction based on?
The daily NZD/USD price prediction is based on the
technical analysis of the Forex market. Traders Union analysts also take into consideration many factors, including historical data on the pair, when making their NZD/USD forecasts.
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What is technical analysis in the Forex market?
Technical analysis is a method where you can use such instruments as
indicators, patterns, and support and resistance levels to predict the movement of the currency price. In addition to standard instruments, also historical data on the currency pairs and possible models of conduct of Forex traders are taken into account.
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Can the NZD/USD price prediction be trusted?
The daily NZD/USD price predictions are made by experienced financial experts and therefore they can be used as an analytical base for trading in the Forex market. However, one needs to keep in mind that the Forex market performance may be impacted by unplanned external financial and economic factors or force majeure events that you need to take into account in your trading strategy.
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What impacts New Zealand dollar price against the US dollar
The NZD/USD price depends on the following factors:
- Internal events at the New Zealand Exchange;
- Policies of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and the U.S. Fed;
- Dynamics of export-import transactions between the U.S. and New Zealand;
- Inflation in New Zealand and the U.S.;
- Statements of New Zealand and U.S. officials;
- General trends in the global financial markets and in the Forex market in particular.
- Internal events at the New Zealand Exchange;
- Policies of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and the U.S. Fed;
- Dynamics of export-import transactions between the U.S. and New Zealand;
- Inflation in New Zealand and the U.S.;
- Statements of New Zealand and U.S. officials;
- General trends in the global financial markets and in the Forex market in particular.