The dollar is weaker than the central bank forecast on a trade-weighted basis.

The New Zealand dollar fell against the greenback after US fourth-quarter GDP was revised

A dearth of domestic data is keeping the New Zealand dollar in a tight range.

The New Zealand dollar rose to a week-high against the British pound and euro.

The New Zealand dollar fell after a measure of US consumer confidence jumped.

The New Zealand dollar is sticking to a tight range, but may see more upside.

More than 5000km2 in Hawke's Bay is on the table for oil and gas exploration.

The dollar was little changed, having reached the highest in almost a week overnight.

A series of deals inked between the PM and Chinese Premier gave the NZ dollar a lift.

GeoOp is sounding out investors for a possible ASX listing.

The kiwi traded at 70.23 US cents as at 8am in Wellington.

The tumbling pound is proving a boon for the British tourist industry.

The kiwi traded at 70.42 US cents as at 8am from 70.47 cents yesterday.

The kiwi rose to 57.04 British pence as at 8am in Wellington from 56.82 pence late yesterday.

Shareholders have overwhelmingly backed plans to sell the firm's Taupo wood processing mill and wind up the business.

This week the Reserve Bank is expected to reiterate it won't raise interest rates any time soon.

BP New Zealand is selling down part of its holding in the nation's only oil refinery operator, NZ Refining.

The kiwi dollar fell to 69.73 US cents as at 8:30am in Wellington from 69.91 cents late yesterday.

The New Zealand dollar kept to a tight range as markets await a series of events.

The kiwi was little changed, remaining in a narrow range of about 0.6 US cents that it first entered a week ago.

The dollar stuck to a very tight range as the by Fed policymakers is about to get underway

A two-day meeting by Federal Reserve policymakers is expected to result in the first of a series of rate hikes this year.

The kiwi dollar traded at 64.82 euro cents as at 8am in Wellington.

A Nelson businessman has been banned from managing a company for a record 10 years.

The New Zealand dollar remained out of favour yesterday, falling 1.7 per cent on the week against the greenback.

Restaurant Brands lifted fourth quarter sales 37 per cent to $121.6m.

The New Zealand dollar dropped to a new two-month low.

Problems with the NZX's trading system has delayed the stock market from opening today.

New Zealand Oil & Gas plans to return $100 million of the $168m it reaped on the sale of its stake in the Kupe oil and gas fields.

Z Energy's decision to hold its annual meeting over the internet has drawn flak from the New Zealand Shareholders Association.