NZDCAD from a technical standpoint has very little to stand on and suggests further drops and strongly suggests price action is derived from sentiment driven event - likely the 'neighborly effect' of Trump dropping tariffs on Mexico and therefore also implies the same for Canada. Certainly shrugging off key pessimistic oil supply figures.
It's important to remember from a macro perspective that NZ is 'soft' commodity derived currency and not a 'hard' one. Oil and general commodity news would not have a direct transient profile on the Kiwi but rather it's key trading partners China, AU and US (in that order). With 2 locked in a trade war and the third export reliant and contingent on the outcome of said trade war, it is without a wonder that NZD is being pulled down as a secondary factor.
As for trading - this pair is free hanging without true support until 0.87 area so intraday short scalping is a opportunistic play here for those late on the short. Any long entries here would be shear 'knife catching' and 'bottom picking' which is ill advised despite grim immediate outlook for oil.
Expecting price to start tampering off as it nears 0.87 where bulls will also likely make a stand however likely to be a short lived retracement for additional short entries.