Technical snapshot
- Price 0.418
- Session change +0%
- Trend uptrend
- Swing trend Downtrend
- RSI (14) 31.18
- MACD -0
- ATR 0
- MA 20 0.42
- MA 50 0.43
- MA 200 0.42087
ForexNew Zealand Dollar / British Pound (NZDGBP=X)
0.418
+0% session
Analysis timeframe: 1H
Where NZDGBP=X stands
New Zealand Dollar / British Pound (NZDGBP=X) is trading at 0.418, flat at 0% on the session, within a measured uptrend.
Its 14-period RSI reads 31.18, leaning bearish without being stretched.
Price sits below its 20, 50 and 200-period moving averages.
A Darvas box is in place between 0.4176 and 0.4188; the box is only resolved when one of those edges gives way on volume.
Pattern detection flags a double bottom at 100% confidence.
Spectral analysis classifies the current regime as transition (90.6% confidence).
Scheduled event in view: BOE Monetary Policy Report. Measured signals can be overridden by a release; the macro event radar tracks what is due and when.
Measured signals
20 fieldsSupport and resistance
- Support strength 50
- Resistance strength 50
- Darvas box high 0.4188
- Darvas box low 0.4176
Volatility and regime
- Implied volatility 40.33%Yahoo Finance options (ETF proxy)
- Realised volatility (30) 0.0048
- Bollinger squeeze No
- Market regime transition90.6% confidence
Volume and participation
- Volume status normal
- Institutional pattern neutral
How to read this page
Every figure above is a measurement, not a recommendation. None of them is an edge on its own: what changes a decision is whether independent signals agree — trend with structure, structure with volatility, volatility with participation — and whether price later confirms the reading. That is what the multi-market screener ranks across every instrument at once, and what the News Command Center radar checks a headline against before calling it bullish or bearish.
Figures refresh with the screener's own cycle, so this page reflects the latest completed computation rather than a live tick. Where a field is missing, the data provider did not supply it for NZDGBP=X; it is left out rather than filled with a placeholder.