12 July 2021 Pound-New Zealand Dollar Rally Running into Key Resistance, RBNZ forms Main Event Risk

The Pound's rebound against the New Zealand Dollar is likely to fade around current levels given the proximity of a layer of technical market resistance and the looming Reserve Bank of New Zealand โ€ฆ

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09 July 2021 New Zealand Dollar: November Rate Hike Called by TD Securities

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is tipped to raise interest rates in 2021 by global investment bank and financial services provider TD Securities.

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07 July 2021 New Zealand Dollar is the Best Performer on Whispers of November RBNZ Rate Hike

The New Zealand Dollar is the best performing major currency of the past week, a performance linked to a decisive shift in investor expectations regarding interest rates at the Reserve Bank of New โ€ฆ

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06 July 2021 Pound-New Zealand Dollar Rate Rolling Over Into 1.95-to-1.97 Range

The Pound-to-New Zealand Dollar rate was under pressure early in the new week as the Kiwi currency continued a run of outperformance that has recently seen it leaving all others in the dust, and whโ€ฆ

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01 July 2021 Pound-New Zealand Dollar Forecasts from Barclays: 2.0 is the High-water Mark

Foreign exchange analysts at Barclays say they expect the New Zealand Dollar to make small advances in the second half of 2021, but a more notable acceleration is likely to be seen in 2022.

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29 June 2021 Pound-New Zealand Dollar Supported at 1.96 but Vulnerable if RBNZ Makes Waves

The Pound-to-New Zealand Dollar rate had extended its recovery from nearby Fibonacci support around 1.96 ahead of the mid-week session but would be vulnerable to a decline below there if either theโ€ฆ

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25 June 2021 New Zealand Dollar Recovery Aggravates GBP/NZD's Headache

The New Zealand Dollar was out in front of all other major counterparts ahead of the weekend but notched up its strongest gain over a paling Pound, which was underperforming even the U.S. Dollar deโ€ฆ

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