UOB Group predicts the New Zealand Dollar may reach 0.5800, but a breakthrough seems unlikely

    by VT Markets
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    Oct 29, 2025

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    Historical Context

    Looking back to mid-2024, the 0.5800 level was a crucial pivot point, providing both support and resistance. The current test of this level is important; however, with global risk sentiment still fragile, a breakout appears unlikely without a stronger trigger. The key support level at 0.5740 is critical; falling below it would negate the current bullish sentiment. For those expecting a “bull trap,” where the price briefly rises above 0.5800 before dropping, buying short-term put options might be a smart move. This strategy would take advantage of a quick rejection from that resistance. Currently, the implied volatility for NZD/USD options is relatively low, making these strategies more affordable. Create your live VT Markets account and start trading now.

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