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The NZDUSD is stretching to the upside, reaching its highest level since September 23. Buyers have been rebuilding the technical picture after the pair’s decline from the August 21 high at 0.59868 to last Wednesday’s low at 0.55645. That recovery has developed one step at a time. First, the price broke above a downward-sloping trendline. Then it moved above its 100- and 200-hour moving averages and started to put some distance between the price and those technical barometers. A subsequent break above the swing area between 0.56256 and 0.56333 gave buyers another reason to push higher. Today, the pair cleared another swing area between 0.5673 and 0.5686. The encouraging part for buyers was what happened next: the price rotated back toward the top of that area, found support, and turned higher again. That successful retest helped propel the pair to a session high near 0.5704. The buyers are making a play. But there is another important hurdle ahead. What comes next? The next key upside target is the 38.2% retracement of the decline from the August 21 high at 0.57258. Why does that level matter? After a strong trend move lower, I look at the 38.2% retracement as a minimum benchmark for judging whether buyers are making a more meaningful challenge to that trend. The recovery has improved the shorter-term bias, but a move above 0.57258—and the ability to stay above it—would strengthen the case that buyers are taking back more control. If the price stalls below that retracement, the broader move can still be viewed as a correction within the preceding downtrend. The distinction matters. A rally gives buyers an opportunity. Getting above key resistance and staying above it provides stronger technical confirmation. Where is the risk for buyers? On the downside, the low of the broken swing area near 0.56736 is now an important support level. Buyers would want to see that level hold to keep the breakout intact. A more conservative risk level comes against the rising 100-hour moving average at 0.56637. That moving average is moving closer to the swing-area support. A break below both would weaken the bullish technical picture and put more pressure on buyers. For now, the progression favors the buyers: break resistance, hold it on a retest, and extend toward the next target. Their job is to keep that sequence going. In the video above, I walk through those technical steps and explain how I use them to define bias, risk, and targets—so you can understand the mindset behind the trade and the levels that would change the view. This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.
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Army Aims to Better Anticipate, Reduce Supply Chain Risks jlieberher Wed, 10/21/2026 - 18:46 Army leaders discussed the integration of supply chain risk management processes to enhance soldier readiness and mitigate vulnerabilities in the industrial base during the Association of the U.S. Army’s 2026 Annual Meeting and Exhibition in Washington, D.C. D. Grant Attenberger, branch chief for supply chain risk management (SCRM) at U.S. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command in Detroit, moderated the Warriors Corner panel Oct 14. In setting the stage for the discussion, Attenberger said the connection between SCRM and Army readiness is clear. “The need exists for the Army to be able to anticipate risk, understand the severity of that risk and, ideally, be able to add mitigations or assert mitigations prior to any intent to a soldier in the field,” he said. “SCRM transcends logistics within the context of sustainment.” Liz Miranda, executive deputy to the commanding general of U.S. Army Material Command at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, defined the processes of SCRM as identifying, assessing, prioritizing and mitigating risks within the supply chain. Supply chain risk management is about balance, she said. “It's having the right part on the right days at the right time, 100% of the time,” she said, “and I know that's a stretch goal.” The supply chain suffers from friction points that need to be managed, “but our goal is really to optimize the readiness for our soldiers,” she said, adding that the Army must prioritize critical parts and missions rather than attempting to fix every gap simultaneously, because resources are finite. Samantha Smith, acting assistant deputy chief of staff for supply chain management at Army Materiel Command, said supply chain risk starts with the soldier. “It starts with a downed system. It starts with delayed maintenance. It starts with the soldier not having the right part when they need the part,” she said. Army Materiel Command uses Weapon System 360, a comprehensive digital platform integrating equipment status, supply chain intelligence and predictive analytics. “As we're able to assemble the data, we can see the problems hopefully ahead of time, and if we can see the problems ahead of time, then we can mitigate,” Smith said. Army Materiel Command is working hard to address supply chain risks, Smith said. “We have a team that addresses supply chain risks because they're daily functions in Army Materiel Command,” she said. With Weapon Systems 360, the team is able to see “what's going on with the repair parts and how those repair parts relate to not only the weapon systems themselves, but also our organic industrial base and even the field's perspective about what's available and what's needed, what's back ordered, and even potential issues that they're having in our internal supply chain.” During a question-and-answer period, an audience member asked how the Army balances the speed of fielding new equipment with maintaining supply chain security. Miranda said that while rapid fielding may require accepting some risk, conditions must be set early in the process to ensure long-term sustainment and right-to-repair capabilities. Attenberger agreed. “… One thing that I oftentimes tell my team is that earlier is better,” he said. “As we mature processes, it is a full life-cycle implementation, and we want to ensure that this is done as early as possible, and through every stage of the life cycle, so that we're not dealing with the question that you have. It's already baked in.” — Mia Bush Image Publication Date Wed, 10/21/2026 - 14:46
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