The 1H NZD/USD chart shows a market that rallied from 0.8516 to 0.8778 since last week. The 0.8778 level was a new high on the year. However, we saw some correction take place towards the end of the 5/6 session. At the start of the 5/7 session, we got NZ jobs data. Employment change (Q1): 0.9%, Forecast 0.6%, Previous 1.0% (revised from 1.1%)Unemployment rate (Q1): 6.0%Forecast: 5.8%Previous: 6.0% (NZD/USD 1h chart, 5/7)This mixed data might not fuel NZD/USD for another new high on the year, but it is not that bad. It does not seem like it should shake NZD-bulls' confidence, and the prevailing bullish trend might extend higher regardless of this jobs report.On the 1H chart, we see the pair fall back near a key support area. As we begin the US session, the Kiwi is trading 1) just above a rising trendline, 2) a pivot, 3) and 50% retracement.The oscillators look like they might be turning up. Price action also looks like it is pivoting.NZD/USD thus looks bullish for the 5/7 US session, with Yellen's congressional testimony as a key risk event.