posted by
tsukushi
21 days ago
in USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, CAD, AUD, NZD
The NZD has been one of the strongest currencies again overnight and opens at current indicative mid rates: 0.8272 AUD, 0.6540 EUR, 0.5526 GBP, 83.73 JPY, and 0.8662 CAD. US economic data was mixed with pending home sales up 1.5% in March but ...
posted by
JoryEd
21 days ago
in NZD
The New Zealand dollar rose to a two-week high as gains in equity markets in Europe and the US, and signs of growth in the US housing sector helped lift risk appetite and demand for growth-linked currencies and commodities. The kiwi dollar rose to 85 ...
posted by
hanayoridango
21 days ago
in EUR, NZD
No economic reports were released from either country overnight but the rise in commodity prices and the rally in stocks helped to boost demand for higher interest rate and/or higher beta currencies. While NZD/USD appears poised for a test of its 1.5 ...
posted by
Sylvanna
21 days ago
in USD, EUR, CAD, AUD, NZD, Economic Indicators
The EUR/USD opened the week on the front foot and made further gains overnight, to sit just below 1.3100 this morning. Tonight's Eurozone data will likely show the unemployment rate ticking up even further (12.1% expected), but CPI remaining contained ...
posted by
Vanjo
22 days ago
in NZD
Overall there was a global shift in market sentiment which saw the US dollar tumble by 19 points this morning to trade at 82.38 after trading well above 83.00 last week. The kiwi may dip on the risk that manufacturing figures from China and US payrolls ...
posted by
lilacstone
23 days ago
in NZD
The U.S. is to round up the week with government data on nonfarm payrolls and the unemployment rate as well as data on average hourly earnings and factory orders. In addition, the ISM is release data on U.S. service sector activity, a leading economic ...
posted by
commodityblog
25 days ago
in USD, NZD, Fundamental
The New Zealand dollar rallied against its US counterpart today as New Zealand’s trading balance surplus surged above analysts’ expectations. The kiwi trimmed its advance versus the greenback later and fell against the Japanese yen despite the po
posted by
DannyBly
25 days ago
in NZD, Technical, Daily
Perfect pin bar/shooting star set up occured earlier on the NZD/USD. It’s a particularly good example because it occured at the top of a decent uptrend and the tail is very long, body short.
posted by
yosoybeloved
25 days ago
in GBP, NZD
US Labor Department figures showed applications for jobless benefits fell more than expected last week, while in the UK, gross domestic product rose at a faster-than-expected 0.3 percent clip in the first quarter. Commodity prices are steadily ...
posted by
Arnaud
25 days ago
in NZD
Meanwhile, NZD/JPY rose 0.24% to 84.57 after Japan's Statistics Bureau said the country's consumer price inflation fell to -0.5% last month from -0.3% in February. Analysts expected a March reading of -0.4%. Japan's March CPI data could be a sign the ...
posted by
InvestorsChoice
25 days ago
in NZD
NZD/USD is last at 0.8513, off recent session lows at 0.8487, following better than expected NZ trade balance, coming in at +718M vs +470M expected, mostly due to bigger exports than imports. The pair has reacted to the ...
posted by
Vanjo
25 days ago
in NZD
... in a greater chance of a rate cut from the ECB next week. On the domestic front we get NZ Trade Balance numbers at 10:45am. Offshore the focus will be on the Bank of Japan monetary policy announcement this afternoon and tonight we get US GDP data.