New Zealand Dollar / Japanese Yen
Key Stats
Trend Driver · AI
Updated 4h agoNZD/JPY's 20-day decline reflects a genuine fundamental clash—BoJ's underwhelming rate hike weakening JPY vs a hawkish Fed lifting USD and pressuring NZD—but the tepid 1-day/5-day moves and no range breakout show technical consolidation now dominating in the very short term.
Over the past 20 sessions NZD/JPY fell ~5.2%, aligning with two real catalysts: the BoJ's rate hike (9/18) was seen as "not aggressive enough," causing yen weakness that should support NZD/JPY, but this was offset by a hawkish Fed repricing (9/17-18) that hit NZD/USD and broader risk currencies including NZD, capping gains. Both catalysts predate and roughly match the medio-term move, but the most recent 1-day (+0.39%) and 5-day (+0.72%) figures show only marginal upside with no impulse bar or range breakout, sitting low (22%) in the 20-day range—suggesting the fresh short-term price action is technical consolidation/mean-reversion after the fundamental-driven leg down, rather than a new catalyst-driven impulse.
AI classification of what's driving the move — not investment advice.
Abnormal Activity · today (UTC)
Two measured flags: ⚡ abnormal minutes (impulse) and ⌛ abnormal hours (grind — a completed hour ≥2× its own hour-of-day median; the movement the minute gate is blind to). Minute gate: 19.7p/1m gate. Ignition marks, not signals.
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Volume-Weighted Support & Resistance
POC 92.39Each level is scored 0–100 for strength — heavy tick volume weighted by how many timeframes confirm it, with higher timeframes counting for more. Bar length = strength score (shown at right); badges list the confirming timeframes.
Period Returns
About New Zealand Dollar / Japanese Yen
New Zealand Dollar / Japanese Yen (NZD/JPY) is tracked on Market Terminal with real-time pricing, bid/ask spreads, and cross-rate analytics, and aggregated market intelligence. The rate expresses how many JPY one NZD buys. The figures shown here are generated for demonstration and are not investment advice.