
Kiwi falls vs yen on North Korea tensions
The New Zealand dollar fell against the yen as ongoing tensions over North Korea.
The New Zealand dollar fell against the yen as ongoing tensions over North Korea.
Bitcoin's price has surged to a new record-breaking high of US$4,890.
The New Zealand dollar is heading for a 1 per cent decline this week.
It was little changed, having dropped to a three-month low overnight.
The kiwi dollar traded at 60.51 euro cents as at 8am in Wellington.
The dollar fell back toward 72 US cents in the absence of much market-moving news.
The New Zealand dollar fell, touching a two-month low.
The pre-election fiscal and economic update will be given this morning.
The New Zealand dollar rose against a broadly weaker greenback.
The New Zealand dollar slipped back below 73 US cents .
The dollar gained as minutes of the Federal Reserve policy meeting showed some concern.
The dollar fell after stronger-than-expected US retail sales lifted the greenback.
The New Zealand dollar fell against the greenback.
Optimism is growing faster transaction times will hasten the spread of the cryptocurrency.
Weak US inflation data added to doubts the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates again.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed, having fallen this week.
The dollar remained under pressure after yesterday's weaker than expected employment data.
The kiwi dollar declined to 74.70 US cents as at 8am in Wellington.
The New Zealand dollar fell to a two-week low against the euro.
The greenback fell after GDP grew less than expected in the second quarter.
The New Zealand dollar was weaker after the greenback clawed back some of its losses.
The kiwi fell to 74.88 US cents as at 8am in Wellington from 75.45 cents late yesterday.
The kiwi reached the highest level in more than two years against the greenback.
The kiwi fell to 74.09 US cents at 8.30am in Wellington from 74.38 cents late yesterday.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed near a 10-month high after mixed US data.
The New Zealand dollar fell to a two-month low against a resurgent Australian dollar.
The kiwi rose to 73.53 US cents as at 8:30am from 73.38 cents late yesterday.
It fell ahead of inflation data which is expected to come in weaker than forecast.