AUD/NZD Technical Analysis: Support, Resistance & Pivot Today (Oct 28, 2026)
What drives the technical score
- Intraday view is bullish
- Price above the 20-day average
- Daily RSI 67, positive momentum
- Daily MACD above its signal line
- 5-day change +0.3%, little net move
- Daily view is bullish
- Price above the 50-day average
- 20-day average above the 50-day
- Daily MACD above zero
- 20-day change -0.1%, little net move
- Price above the 40-week average
- 10-week average above the 40-week
- 6-month up 2.8%
- Weekly MACD above its signal line
- Weekly RSI 66, positive momentum
The technical score combines several pieces of technical evidence, including moving-average position, momentum, recent performance, our level views and active chart patterns; more filled segments mean the evidence agrees more strongly. Support and resistance are the nearest levels from the intraday and short-term views. For reference only; not investment advice.
AUD/NZD: Bullish above the pivot
Our preference
Above 1.25155, look for a move towards 1.25944.
Alternative scenario
Below 1.25155, expect 1.24964 and 1.24851.
Comment
As long as price holds above the pivot, the upside structure remains intact. RSI is at 71 and MACD is below its signal line.
Full level ladder
| Resistance 3 | 1.26172 |
| Resistance 2 | 1.26058 |
| Resistance 1 | 1.25944 |
| Price | 1.25283 |
| Pivot | 1.25155 |
| Support 2 | 1.24964 |
| Support 3 | 1.24851 |
AUD/NZD: Target level as a potential turning point
Our preference
Above 1.20622, look for a move towards 1.24948.
Alternative scenario
Below 1.20622, expect 1.18679 and 1.17522.
Comment
Price is approaching our first target at 1.24948, which may trigger a pullback; a clear break above it would open the way to 1.26109. RSI is at 54 and MACD is below its signal line.
Full level ladder
| Resistance 3 | 1.27270 |
| Resistance 2 | 1.26109 |
| Resistance 1 | 1.24948 |
| Price | 1.25283 |
| Pivot | 1.20622 |
| Support 2 | 1.18679 |
| Support 3 | 1.17522 |
AI market story
Updated 2026-10-28 10:48 UTC+8AUD/NZD leans bullish but momentum is fading near 1.25155
AUD/NZD trades at 1.25350, up 0.29% on both the day and five days, though down 0.12% over 20 days. Daily RSI rose from 48 five days ago to 68, MACD sits above its signal line but the histogram has shrunk three sessions in a row, and price hugs the upper Bollinger band at 1.25087.
Price journey: up or down lately?
It has risen recently. The pair is up 0.29% on the day and 0.29% over five days, with price above the 20-day average of 1.23863 and the 50-day of 1.23129, though the 20-day change is still a small 0.12% decline.
Trend: which way is the bigger picture pointing?
The bigger direction is upward. The technical score is bullish across short, medium and long term, and the daily view is bullish with target 1 at 1.24948 already reached and target 2 at 1.26109, valid while above the 1.20622 pivot.
Momentum: gaining or losing strength?
Momentum is positive but cooling. Daily RSI climbed from 48 to 68 and MACD remains above its signal line, yet the MACD histogram has contracted for three straight days, so the push is still there but slowing.
Key levels: which prices matter next?
Watch the intraday pivot at 1.25155 first; holding above it keeps the bullish view alive toward 1.25944 and 1.26058, with 1.24964 as the first level against it. The upper Bollinger band at 1.25087 and daily target at 1.26109 are also worth tracking.
Australian price and rate data loom, moves near one to two times normal
Australia's Q3 import and export price indexes land at 08:30 on 10-29 with low importance; over the past 11 releases the pair averaged 30.6 points in four hours, max 47.6, up 45% of the time. The policy rate follows at 11:30 on 11-03, prior 4.6, averaging 54.1 points and about 2.2 times normal.
What is coming up on the calendar?
The nearest are Australia's Q3 import and export price indexes at 08:30 on 10-29, low importance, with prior readings of 5.7 and 1.1. Then comes the Australian policy rate at 11:30 on 11-03, prior 4.6, the date most worth watching in this window.
How much do these events usually move the price?
The price indexes averaged 30.6 points in the four hours after release over 11 events, max 47.6, about 1.0 times normal, up 45% of the time. The policy rate averaged 54.1 points over 21 events, max 98.6, about 2.2 times normal, up 52% of the time.
This content was generated with the assistance of AI from the Borearis Research Team's market data and analysis. For reference only; not investment advice. How we produce this content
Volatility stop
AUD/NZD is below its daily short trailing stop. Short positions can reference 1.24564 (0.58% away); it only moves down. A daily close above 1.24564 signals the trend is strengthening.
Calculated from the 22-day high (low) minus (plus) 3 times the average true range on the daily chart, and it only moves in the trend's favour. A common trailing-stop method, for reference only; not investment advice.
Thick line = trailing stop (green uptrend, red downtrend); vertical line = latest trend change; last 90 daily bars
Technical picture
- Price is above the 20- and 50-day moving averages, a constructive medium-term structure.
- Daily RSI is 67, positive momentum.
- Daily MACD is above its signal line; daily momentum is up.
- Price is above the daily upper Bollinger Band (1.25068): strong, but stretched.
Related economic events this week
| 10-28 08:30 | Australia Q3 Trimmed Mean CPI QoQAfter 11 past releases, AUD/NZD moved 51.6 pips on average in 4 hours (1.8× normal) · max 103.4 pips | 1 |
| 10-28 09:00 | New Zealand Official Cash RateAfter 19 past releases, AUD/NZD moved 85.9 pips on average in 4 hours (3.6× normal) · max 130.0 pips | 2.75 |
| 10-29 08:30 | Australia 3Q Import Price Index QoQAfter 11 past releases, AUD/NZD moved 30.6 pips on average in 4 hours · max 47.6 pips | — |
| 10-29 08:30 | Australia 3Q Export Price Index QoQAfter 11 past releases, AUD/NZD moved 30.6 pips on average in 4 hours · max 47.6 pips | — |
| 11-03 11:30 | Australia Policy RateAfter 21 past releases, AUD/NZD moved 54.1 pips on average in 4 hours (2.2× normal) · max 98.6 pips | — |
Times in UTC+8. Grey = forecast. Full economic calendar →
News and sentiment for AUD/NZD
None of the financial news we collected in the last 7 days mentioned AUD/NZD directly.
Trade signals for AUD/NZD
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Chart patterns in play for AUD/NZD
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FAQ
Where are AUD/NZD support and resistance levels today?
Intraday resistance: 1.25944, 1.26058, 1.26172. Support: 1.25155, 1.24964, 1.24851. Pivot: 1.25155 (updated Oct 28, 2026 15:09 UTC+8).
Is AUD/NZD bullish or bearish now?
Intraday: bullish. Short-term (daily): bullish. Bullish above 1.25155, targeting 1.25944 and then 1.26058.
How has AUD/NZD been trading lately?
AUD/NZD leans bullish but momentum is fading near 1.25155. AUD/NZD trades at 1.25350, up 0.29% on both the day and five days, though down 0.12% over 20 days. Daily RSI rose from 48 five days ago to 68, MACD sits above its signal line but the histogram has shrunk three sessions in a row, and price hugs the upper Bollinger band at 1.25087.
How do I read the AUD/NZD technical score?
Currently short-term bullish, medium-term bullish, long-term bullish. The technical score combines several pieces of technical evidence, such as moving-average position, momentum, recent performance, our level views and active chart patterns, into short-, intermediate- and long-term readings. More filled segments mean the evidence points the same way; neutral means bullish and bearish evidence are balanced.
Where should a stop loss go on AUD/NZD?
AUD/NZD is below its daily short trailing stop. Short positions can reference 1.24564 (0.58% away); it only moves down. A daily close above 1.24564 signals the trend is strengthening.
Which economic events matter for AUD/NZD next?
Australian price and rate data loom, moves near one to two times normal. Australia's Q3 import and export price indexes land at 08:30 on 10-29 with low importance; over the past 11 releases the pair averaged 30.6 points in four hours, max 47.6, up 45% of the time. The policy rate follows at 11:30 on 11-03, prior 4.6, averaging 54.1 points and about 2.2 times normal.
What is the pivot?
The pivot is the line in the sand for the view. In a bullish view it sits below price; a close below it invalidates the view and a new set of levels is drawn. The reverse applies to a bearish view.
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