0.582
Today
+0.17%
5 Days
+2.54%
1 Month
-0.15%
6 Months
+1.30%
Year to Date
+1.13%
1 Year
-2.51%
Opening Price
0.581Previous Closing Price
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The price could retrace.
below 0.5791, expect 0.5772 and 0.5761.
as long as 0.5791 is support look for 0.5844
New Zealand Electronic Card Retail Sales (MoM) fell from previous 1.7% to -1.4% in June
New Zealand Electronic Card Retail Sales (YoY): 1.3% (June) vs previous 3.3%
The New Zealand Dollar extended its rally, registering solid gains versus the US Dollar after the latest US inflation report, which tempered speculation of a Fed rate hike and trimmed investors' bets by half. At the time of writing, the NZD/USD is trading at 0.5809, up by more than 1%.
NZD/USD jumps to a one-month high on Tuesday as traders digest the latest US inflation data, which came in softer than expected and reduced expectations of an imminent Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate hike. At the time of writing, the pair trades around 0.5820, up nearly 1.23% on the day.
MUFG’s Lee Hardman reports the New Zealand Dollar is the top G10 performer overnight, helped by a hawkish shift in RBNZ rate expectations.
ING strategist Francesco Pesole notes that the New Zealand Dollar is the best-performing G10 currency since early week, boosted by last week’s RBNZ rate hike and hawkish repricing. He says FX markets are rewarding currencies with scope for further domestic tightening, beyond commodity exposure.
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