
NZ dollar jumps as Fed takes cautious approach
The Federal Reserve's latest move has had an immediate impact on the NZ dollar.
The Federal Reserve's latest move has had an immediate impact on the NZ dollar.
A significant sum of crypto-currency was hacked last week from Cryptopia.
The kiwi was trading at 67.23 US cents at 5pm from 67.59 cents this morning.
A significant value of crypto-currency may be involved.
US interest rates have weighed on the NZ dollar.
Kids playing the world's most popular video game are preyed on by criminals, UK cops warn.
The burst bubble has collected a few casualties.
This must surely make even the most fervent bitcoin supporter question the cryptocurrency.
COMMENT: The greenback's place at the top isn't so certain any longer.
A fight is playing out between two of the most prominent names in bitcoin.
Director of Queen St firm under SFO investigation faces $4m claim from liquidators.
Vimba's founder, Sam Blackmore, sees the digital currency surging 60-fold to US$600,000.
Callaghan Innovation backs startup that believes a bitcoin will surge to US$600,000.
It's been ten years of promises and little has materialised.
Investors want regulators to step in to give bitcoin legitimacy.
The drop in volatility isn't necessarily a good thing for bitcoin.
This is the NZ dollar's lowest point since the Brexit referendum.
While the NZ dollar hasn't recovered, there are promising signs of eased US-China tension.
International unrest has put more pressure on the NZ dollar.
The NZ dollar has fluctuated recently due to international tensions.
After becoming a millionaire at 19, this guy has some choice words for all the "losers".
Critics claim the cashless movement ignores those who might not have access to cards.
A group of Swiss bitcoin speculators hope to draw traditional investors into his bunker.
The NZ dollar recovered on the back of the weakening greenback.
Hackers are focusing on a new type of heist.
Weak business confidence continues to impact the currency.
Bitcoin has been linked to a range of criminal activities, including human trafficking.
Donald Trump's latest trade threat has spooked the Chinese and local markets today.
As cryptocurrencies grow and eat more energy and bandwidth, they could crash the internet.