GBP/NZD's failed breakout targets 2.2800 unless the 100-day average is quickly reclaimed.

The NZD puts in a strong start to the week and threatens to pressure GBP/NZD further.

The GBP/NZD week ahead forecast looks for further near-term weakness.

The pound holds the technical advantage against the New Zealand dollar, but the RBNZ will have the final say this week.

The pound-to-New Zealand dollar rate could retrace some recent gains, but NZD headwinds remain significant.

A USD bullrun looks to have hit NZD particularly hard.

GBP/NZD set for a pullback, but it's too soon to expect a meaningful decline.

For GBP/NZD, a break above 2.3000 would signal a more meaningful bullish shift.

The pound rises against the New Zealand dollar amidst improving technical foundations and a setback to global investor sentiment.

The week ahead should see GBP/NZD downside momentum start to ease.

The pound rises against the New Zealand dollar on Monday and looks set to trade at the 2.28 pivot in the coming days.

GBP/NZD rallies are capped for now, but the charts hint at an eventual move higher through a sticky point of resistance.

Singapore-based OCBC says expectations for New Zealand dollar outperformance need a "reality check".

GBP/NZD could soon break out of its short-term consolidative spell.

GBP/NZD gapped higher on Monday's open in a reflexive response to Sunday's news that the situation in the Persian Gulf will likely escalate again in the coming days.

Further gains by the pound-New Zealand dollar exchange rate are anticipated as war escalation risks and the RBNZ decision loom.

GBP/NZD trades at 2.3144 on Monday, extending a strong recovery from the late-February low of 2.24.

GBP/NZD momentum builds as Bank of England rate hike bets close the gap on New Zealand.

The pound can advance further against the Kiwi if there's a 'sell the fact' market reaction to the RBA decision.

A turbulent week looms for the pound as surging oil prices shake GBP/NZD markets.