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NZD/USD
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[QUOTE="ForexSignalses, post: 161719, member: 59138"] [B]NZD/USD: The Kiwi remains costly against the dollar - Deutsche Bank[/B] Analysts at Deutsche Bank, predict NZD/USD at 0.69 by mid-2019 and concerning 0.66 by the subsiding of the year. They lessening out the Kiwi is the most costly G10 currency. Key Quotes: NZD has defied the bears (including ourselves since mid-2018) for some become pass, and as soon as a lack of obvious negative catalysts we've lifted our past downbeat forecasts. Almost the complete part of data freedom tells the same financial credit - slower accrual than in the exceptional 2014-2017 epoch, but still a healthy pace. And a few developments in recent months have been utter: dairy prices are happening 20% from the 2018 slump; the RBNZ hasn't followed the dovish twist of peers; the slowdown in migration is showing tentative signs of slowing. On the severity of that, inflation is basically at set sights on (1.9%, vs mid-mitigation of endeavor range of 2%) there aren't many countries that can declare that. But the RBNZ could still incline dovish AUD/NZD a proposed current levels may event them a little. And there's yet no wage grow uplift to speak of, unlike in added Anglo countries. Most importantly for our long-term forecasts, NZD just looks too tall. Its the most costly in G10 across a broad range of metrics (PPP, beer etc). And it looks costly vs a range of handy charts adjoining rate differentials, commodities and consumer sentiment for example. [/QUOTE]
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