NZDUSD trades around 0.5712, holding weekly gains as China’s stimulus offsets U.S. tariff uncertainty, while traders await key jobs data. -vtmarkets.com
NZDUSD slips to 0.56587 as trade war fears mount, while RBNZ Governor’s exit fuels market uncertainty ahead of key U.S. jobs data. – vtmarkets.com
The Australian and New Zealand dollars face renewed pressure as the U.S. dollar surges from rising Treasury yields and unwavering Fed rate cuts. – vtmarkets.com
New Zealand dollar fell to a 7-week low after the RBNZ’s half-point rate cut, raising expectations for further easing and impacting bond yields. – vtmarkets.com
The New Zealand dollar (Symbol: NZDUSD) has regained some ground, edging closer to $0.63, after sharp declines on Monday. The fall, a result of heightened risks stemming from Iran’s missile attacks on Israel, spooked traders globally. -vtmarkets.com
The New Zealand dollar holds steady as traders focus on U.S. economic data and upcoming RBNZ rate cuts on domestic economic contraction. Short-term outlook remains cautious as global and local factors play a role. -vtmarkets.com
As the dollar remains near its lowest levels this year, markets are poised for a potential U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut that could shift currency movements across the board. Traders are pricing in either a 25 or 50 basis point …
The Australian and New Zealand dollars saw a lift on Thursday, as a rebound in global stock markets and the anticipation of a European Central Bank (ECB) rate cut helped stabilise risk sentiment. -vtmarkets.com
New Zealand dollar remains steady as investors await US inflation data, which could guide Federal Reserve’s rate decision next week. -vtmarkets.com
The New Zealand dollar continued its recovery, as markets anticipate upcoming Federal Reserve rate cuts. Focus shifts to the FOMC Minutes and Powell’s speech at Jackson Hole for further guidance.
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