NZDUSD closed above daily Ichimoku Kijun-Sen.
Weekly oscillators threaten to cross-over from their range low.
According to my system, the break out is sustained.
If seen, we'll look to buy dips toward 0.6941 against recent low.
Ideally one touch 0.7110 is likely in this month.
Intraday Trade Idea: (spot 0.7014)
Sell Latentinterest Order: 0.7076
Buy Latentinterest Order: 0.6982
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