14 December 2017 Budget Delivers No Joy For New Zealand Dollar; Analysts Pessimistic; Charts Offer Hope

The New Zealand Dollar has weakened after the first budget of the recently elected government, despite generous spending promises, but the charts indicate the currency may yet recover.

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11 December 2017 New Zealand Dollar Lifted by RBNZ Clarity as Jacinda Ardern's Maiden Budget Comes Under Spotlight

Monday's RBNZ appointment removes some of the NZD "uncertainty premium". Markets will now turn their attention to Thursday's budget. 

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06 December 2017 New Zealand Dollar Forecast to Recover in 2018: Citi

Fears that the new government will enact policies which will harm the New Zealand Dollar are over exaggerated and the currency is due a recovery in the year ahead, say analysts at Citi.

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04 December 2017 New Zealand Dollar the Cheapest G10 Currency and Will Benefit from China's Economic Re-balancing

China's pivot away from investment-driven growth will be good for currencies of countries that export consumption goods to the world's second largest economy.

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03 December 2017 Pound-to-New Zealand Dollar Rate: Technical Forecast, Data and Events for the Coming Week

The New Zealand Dollar has weakened substantially in recent weeks and although some analysts are questioning whether it fall any lower the charts are showing a strong uptrend which keeps rallying tโ€ฆ

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01 December 2017 New Zealand Dollar to Recover Against Euro in 2018 say RBC Capital Markets

Traders should sell the Euro against the New Zealand Dollar, according to strategists at RBC Capital Markets, as recent events mean each currency is mispriced and the tables could turn in 2018.

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30 November 2017 New Zealand Business Confidence Plummets in "Protest Vote" but Rebound in Confidence, Inflation and the NZ Dollar are Expected

The bigger picture is the NZD is oversold and inflation is rising toward its target, meaning markets could soon look for an interest rate rise from the RBNZ.

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