NZDUSD just had a failed breakout, and that often sets up a bigger move the other way.
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Daily Price Action28 Sept 2025, 21:45 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the NZDUSD forex pair. The analyst discusses failed breakouts triggering extended moves in the opposite direction. He highlights potential imbalances formed last week, focusing on the 30-minute timeframe and the point of consolidation and expansion points. Two key areas to watch next week are 0.5785 and 0.5805, and he presents two possible scenarios: the market turning lower from the 0.5785 area, acting as resistance, or the market pushing up to 0.5805 before a downward movement. The analyst concludes that if the market closes below the current level, the 0.5785-0.5805 area becomes the new resistance.
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