New Zealand — News Archive

The New Zealand dollar rallied today, rising for the fourth consecutive trading session against some of its rivals, including the US dollar and the euro.

The New Zealand dollar gained against some currencies but fell versus European ones, like the euro and the Swiss franc, most likely because the European Union was able to reach an agreement about immigration.

The New Zealand dollar slumped today after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand released monetary policy statement that was more dovish than market participants had anticipated.

The New Zealand dollar fell against its most-traded peers today following the mixed macroeconomic reports and ahead of the central bank’s policy meeting.

The New Zealand dollar fell today after a report showed that the New Zealand economic growth slowed last quarter. The currency managed to trim losses by now, erasing them against the US dollar entirely.

The New Zealand dollar gained on its most-traded rivals today, though not on the extremely strong euro. Such good performance was surprising, considering the risk-off market sentiment and the worsening outlook for New Zealand’s economic growth.

The New Zealand dollar fell today after a report showed that nation’s manufacturing expansion slowed, though remained at a high level. By now, the currency has trimmed its losses.

The New Zealand dollar rose against its most-traded peers, though not versus the euro, today amid the positive market sentiment. Underwhelming domestic data did not deter the currency from rising.

The New Zealand dollar behaved in the similar manner as its Australian counterpart today, rising against some most-traded peers and falling versus others. Unlike the Aussie though, the kiwi had no positive domestic macroeconomic reports.

The New Zealand dollar went down intraday during the current trading session due to disappointing retail sales data. But the currency managed to bounce later thanks to risk appetite on the market.