
NZ dollar falls to 4-month low against Euro
The kiwi dollar traded at 64.82 euro cents as at 8am in Wellington.
The kiwi dollar traded at 64.82 euro cents as at 8am in Wellington.
The New Zealand dollar remained out of favour yesterday, falling 1.7 per cent on the week against the greenback.
The New Zealand dollar extended its decline to a seven-week low.
New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley talked up the prospects for US interest rate hikes.
The kiwi increased to 72.17 US cents as at 8am in Wellington from 71.82 cents late yesterday.
Donald Trump's address before Congress tomorrow Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's talk on Friday are seen as the major events this week.
The New Zealand dollar rose after the US Treasury indicated it would take time for fiscal policy reform to impact the US economy.
The Federal Reserve's latest meeting showed concern that a strong greenback could hurt US economy.
The New Zealand dollar fell in subdued trading as traders looked ahead to the GlobalDairyTrade auction this week and the release of minutes of the latest Federal Reserve meeting.
The kiwi traded at 71.84 US cents as at 8am in Wellington.
The kiwi may test new multi-month highs against the greenback as optimism about US President Donald Trump's economic policies starts to wane.
The kiwi rose after stronger-than-expected US inflation figures stoked talk of global 'reflation' which will hasten central bank moves to tighten monetary policy.
The NZD fell after Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen kept open the chance of a rate hike.
The New Zealand dollar fell as the greenback reached a three-week high ahead of Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen's Senate testimony.
The New Zealand dollar fell to its lowest level in almost four months against the Australian dollar.
The New Zealand dollar slipped as Federal Reserve Philadelphia president Patrick Harker talked up the chances for an interest rate hike next month.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed above 73 US cents having gained following weak US wage inflation figures.
The New Zealand dollar fell against the Aussie dollar after Australia posted a record trade surplus in December.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed, having dropped yesterday on an unexpected rise in the jobless rate.
Donald Trump's trade chief accused Germany of using a "grossly undervalued" euro to "exploit" the US and the rest of the EU.
The New Zealand dollar fell after figures showed the jobless rate unexpectedly rose in the fourth quarter while wage inflation remained
The kiwi rose as high as 73.50 US cents yesterday as investors grew warier of US President Donald Trump's stance on trade.
Optimism about the outlook for the domestic economy boosted the kiwi while markets tried to assess the implications of President Trump's executive orders.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed near its highest in more than two months, having rallied through January.
The New Zealand dollar fell against a broadly stronger US dollar.
Inflation climbed back into the Reserve Bank's target band, effectively scrapping the prospect of further rate cuts.
The New Zealand dollar held near a two-month high ahead of consumer prices data.
The New Zealand dollar climbed to its highest level in more than two months.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed above 72 US cents, near its highest in more than a month.