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MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares fall in global sell-off; Xero, Westpac, Meridian decline
New Zealand shares fell in a global sell-off, paced by Xero, Westpac Banking Corp and Meridian Energy as falling oil and …
Read More »NZ dollar falls as traders eye Fed meeting
The New Zealand dollar fell as traders mulled the prospects for an optimistic US Federal Reserve primed to raise interest …
Read More »Greenback slips to third in NZ’s expanded TWI, yuan at second
The US dollar’s weighting has slipped in the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s new trade-weighted index, which adds the Chinese …
Read More »NZ dollar drifts lower has slide in crude oil saps risk appetite
The New Zealand dollar fell as the continued decline in crude oil prices stoked concern that global economic growth may …
Read More »NZ dollar gains after ECB stays pat on stimulus, US jobs report looms
The New Zealand dollar gained, following the euro higher, after the European Central Bank refrained from injecting more stimulus into …
Read More »NZ dollar falls on strength of US economy, weak dairy; ECB looms
The New Zealand dollar fell as increasing confidence about the pace of the US economy drove up the greenback and traders continued …
Read More »NZ dollar falls on weaker than expected Australian GDP, strong greenback
The New Zealand dollar followed its trans-Tasman counterpart lower after weaker than expected Australian economic data weighed on the outlook …
Read More »While you were sleeping: Outlook optimism
Equities on Wall Street gained, along with the US dollar, amid optimism the American economy remains on firm footing after …
Read More »NZ dollar falls on weak dairy auction, stronger greenback
The New Zealand dollar fell after prices for the nation’s largest commodity export declined in the latest GlobalDairyTrade auction overnight. The kiwi weakened …
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