Tag Archives: NZD/USD
Financial Markets Wrap – January: Jim-Jams
In a battle between domestic strength and emerging-market induced risk aversion, the latter gained the upper hand
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
The NZD/USD has traded a path between 0.8090 and0.8135 over the past 24-hours, sitting at 0.8110 at present. There was a reasonable amount of volatility in theNZD/USD overnight as it was tossed around by
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: EURUSD’s break below 1.3507 signals a fresh bear leg to 1.3458 next then 1.3399/77.
Markets Outlook – Warming, Warming: Labour Market Data
Wednesday’s December quarter labour market reports will take centre stage this week (shortened, as it is, by Thursday’s Waitangi Day national holiday).
Weekly Forex & Interest Rate Outlook
Despite a probable RBNZ interest rates hike on 13 March, markets have picked on the NZD to express negative sentiment towards risky assets globally.
Weekly Commentary
All eyes were firmly on the Reserve Bank’s January OCRReview last week. While we were always expecting theRBNZ to remain on hold, with the New Zealand economygathering momentum and
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
The NZD/USD sits a little lower, at 0.8080, this morning.With its epicentre on emerging markets, risk aversioncontinued to impact on markets on Friday night.
FX: When music stops…
With stock markets at crucial trend support levels, risk sentiment is at risk. Will good news be bad news for the USD?
Weekly Forex Report
The RBNZ becomes vocal about the strength of the Kiwi As one of the economies that is deemed to be most likely to raise ratesover the next few quarters,
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: USDCAD spotlight stays on our 1.1234 first objective, which we would look to ideally cap at first.
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
After the RBNZ left rates ‘on hold’ yesterday morning theNZD/USD showed a knee-jerk gap lower. It trades at0.8140 this morning.Yesterday the RBNZ left its Official Cash Rate unchangedas we expected.
Daily FX Update
Markets continue to display signs of nervousness asboth EM and G10 FX vol is higher; but there appears to be no increase ingeneral fears as US equities are higher,