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- AUD/NZD is trading around 1.1097 marks.
- Pair made intraday high at 1.1117 and low at 1.1076 marks.
- The New Zealand dollar was the strongest performer among the majors on Tuesday after the strongest rise in dairy prices in six months.
- Fonterra's fortnightly Global Dairy Trade auction concluded with a 3.8% rise in dairy prices, the biggest increase since early October.
- In addition, overnight the main driver for the Aussie was RBA Governor Glenn Stevens' speech, in which he highlighted the limits to monetary policy, taking a stab at other central banks which have adopted extreme policy measures to support their economies.
- Intraday bias remains bullish till the time pair holds key support at 1.1062 marks.
- A daily close below 1.1062 will take the parity down towards 1.1016/ 1.0934 marks.
- On the other side, initial resistances are seen at 1.1123/1.1298/1.1352/1.1590 marks.
We prefer to take long position in AUD/NZD only above 1.1123, stop loss 1.1062 and target 1.1220/ 1.1260 marks.
