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NZDUSD New Zealand Dollar vs United States Dollar

CFD Forex

Forex

Minor Forex-Minor OTC
Sell NZD
Buy NZD

Why Trade NZDUSD?

  • Spreads from 0.0pips
  • Fast Execution < 1ms
  • Full Trade Receipts
  • $0 Fee Deposits
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What is New Zealand Dollar vs United States Dollar / NZDUSD?

NZDUSD is the ticker symbol for New Zealand Dollar vs United States Dollar. NZDUSD is a Forex CFD. The NZD/USD currency pairing is a representation of the amount of US dollars (USD) that can be bought for every New Zealand dollar (NZD).

The standard contract size for NZDUSD is 100000 with max lots of 1000 tradeable in 0.01 lot increments.

NZDUSD Product Specification

Contract Size
100000
Margin Currency
NZD
Profile Currency
USD
Pip Value
10
Asset Class
Sector
Minor
Sub-Sector
Forex-Minor
Expiry
Perpetual
Max Lots
1000
Minimum Size
0.01
Step
0.01
3-Day Swap
Wednesday
Product Specs

NZDUSD Sessions

Exchange
OTC
Market Hours
24 Hrs
Expiry
Perpetual
Monday
00:01-23:59
Tuesday
00:01-23:59
Wednesday
00:01-23:59
Thursday
00:01-23:59
Friday
00:01-23:57
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Time Zone
GMT +2 / GMT +3

NZDUSD Platform Access

Price Feed
Desktop
Web
Mobile
FIX API
Scalping / News
Automated Trading
Day Trading

NZDUSD Profit Calculator

Account Balance
Trade Size (Lots)
Buy/Sell
Account Leverage
Pip Change +/-
Instrument
NZDUSD
Pip $
Margin
Converted Margin
Profit/Loss
Equity
Margin%

NZDUSD Trading Strategies

The NZDUSD currency pair is one of the most traded pairs in the world. It is also one of the most volatile. As a result, many traders are drawn to this pair in the hopes of making quick and easy profits. However, before diving into this pair, it is important to have a solid understanding of the basic trading strategies that can be used when trading NZDUSD.

Stop-Loss Order

The first strategy that any trader should employ when trading NZDUSD is to use a stop-loss order. A stop-loss order is an order that is placed with a broker that instructs the broker to automatically sell a security when it reaches a certain price. This price is typically below the current market price. The purpose of a stop-loss order is to limit losses in case the market moves against the trader.

Trend Trading

The second strategy that can be used when trading NZDUSD is to trade with the trend. The trend is your friend, as they say. When the market is trending higher, traders will look to buy NZDUSD on pullbacks. Conversely, when the market is trending lower, traders will look to sell NZDUSD on rallies. By following the trend, traders can avoid getting caught up in false moves and can better time their entries and exits.

Scalp Trading

The last strategy that we will discuss here is called scalping. Scalping is a short-term trading strategy that involves taking small profits on a frequent basis. When scalping NZDUSD, traders will look to take advantage of small changes in exchange rates. Typically, traders will hold their positions for only a few minutes or even seconds before exiting for a small profit.

While there are many different trading strategies that can be used when trading NZDUSD, these three are some of the most basic and essential strategies that every trader should know about. By using stop-loss orders, following the trend, and scalping, traders can increase their chances of success when trading this volatile currency pair.

Disclaimer: The content on this site should not be considered investment advice. Investing is speculative. When investing, your capital is at risk.

Popular NZDUSD FAQs

What is the minimum trade size for NZDUSD?

The minimum trade size for NZDUSD is 0.01

What is the maximum trade size I can open on NZDUSD?

1000 lots

How do you analyze NZDUSD?

You analyze the NZDUSD pair the same as any other market, by a combination of technical analysis, trend analysis, and any pertinent fundamental analysis or information that is available. You should think of the NZD as the "anti-USD", as if the USD is soft, it generally means that there is a strengthening NZD, and vice versa.

What leverage do we offer on Forex?

We offer competitive leverage rates which are determined by the Afterprime entity you register with.

What is the value of one Forex point?

One Forex point is normally = to 10 unit of base currency. For instance, one Forex point of NZDUSD is = to 10 NZD.

Is CFD trading risky?

CFD trading is extremely risky. Trading any leveraged product carries significant risk as you have the ability to open positions that are far larger than your account balance.

NZDUSD Trading Strategies.

The Afterprime liquidity mix for the forex market has been specially designed to cater for all forex trading styles. Enjoy trading on NZDUSD with fast speeds and low costs.

Scalpers

Low Costs

News Traders

STP Execution

HFTs

Execution From < 1ms

Expert Advisers

No restrictions

Swing traders

Low financing

Large Traders

Deep sweepable liquidity

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Risk Warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 67% of retail investors' accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Please refer to our full Risk Disclosure Notice.

This website does not contain, and should not be construed as containing investment advice or an investment recommendation or, an offer or solicitation for any transactions in financial instruments.

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