The NZD/USD pair had been trapped between the price levels of 0.7170 and 0.7350 until a bearish breakdown of 0.7200 occurred on April 23.

Breakdown of 0.7220-0.7170 (the neckline zone) was needed to confirm the depicted reversal pattern. Bearish target levels around 0.7050 and 0.7000 have been already achieved.

The price level of 0.7050 was considered a key-level for the NZD/USD bears. That's why, bearish persistence below 0.7050 allowed a further decline to occur towards the price levels around 0.6800.

As anticipated, the recent bullish pullback towards the price level of 0.7050 (Broken Demand-Level) offered a good opportunity for a valid SELL entry.

A quick decline took place towards 0.6800 where a false bearish breakdown occurred. This allowed a temporary bearish movement to occur towards 0.6680. However, the pair failed to maintain enough bearish momentum.

On July 7, evident bullish rejection pushed the NZD/USD pair above 0.6820 again. This was followed by a recent bullish reversal pattern (123 pattern) which enhances the bullish side of the market.

Recent signs of bullish weakness were manifested on the chart. The bulls failed to maintain enough bullish momentum above 0.6820 which may endanger the bullish reversal scenario.

That's why, bullish fixation above 0.6820 is mandatory to allow a further bullish advance. Otherwise, a further decline should be expected towards 0.6680.

Trade Recommendations: The price zone 0.6750-0.6800 still constitutes a demand zone to be considered for a valid BUY entry. Bullish fixation above 0.6820 is needed to provide enough bullish momentum towards 0.6900 then probably 0.6980.