06 April 2023 New Zealand Dollar Unravels post-RBNZ

The New Zealand Dollar has unwound the gains following the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's surprise 50 basis point interest rate hike, with analysts saying the markets are concerned about the country…

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05 April 2023 New Zealand Dollar Gets its Hawkish Surprise as RBNZ Hikes by 50bp

The New Zealand Dollar put some notable gains on the Pound, U.S. Dollar, Euro and other major currencies midweek after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) raised interest rates by 50 basis point…

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04 April 2023 GBP/NZD Rally at Risk from Any Hawkish RBNZ Surprise 

The Pound to New Zealand Dollar exchange rate has rallied strongly over recent weeks but will risk being stopped in its tracks this week if BofA Global Research economists are on the money with the…

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03 April 2023 New Zealand Dollar Can Rise on a 'Hawkish' RBNZ say Analysts, but Strength to be Fleeting says Major Investment Bank

The New Zealand Dollar is set to take the limelight midweek when the RBNZ is expected to raise interest rates by a further 25 basis points as it continues its fight against elevated domestic inflat…

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31 March 2023 New Zealand Dollar Could Curb GBP/NZD Rally if RBNZ Forges Further Ahead

The New Zealand Dollar climbed broadly ahead of the weekend in a corrective rebound that further crimp an earlier rally in GBP/NZD if the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) keeps its eye on the pri…

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29 March 2023 New Zealand Dollar Could be Boosted in Early April if RBNZ Bakes More Hikes into the Outlook

The New Zealand Dollar's weak run could come to an end if the Reserve Bank of New Zealand inspires markets to raise bets that further interest rate hikes over the coming months are likely, somethin…

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28 March 2023 New Zealand Dollar: One More RBNZ Hike Expected, But Prospect of Cuts Could Weigh

For the RBNZ's upcoming April meeting, the market is pricing in a 91% chance of a hike to 5.0%, but the New Zealand Dollar might not find itself any better supported

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