30 November 2020 New Zealand Dollar Running into Valuation Headwinds, Could Offer GBP/NZD a Breather

The New Zealand Dollar advanced to its highest for nearly three years last week in a favourable market for risk assets but the Kiwi could soon run into valuation headwinds, according to some analys…

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27 November 2020 Pound a Sell vs. New Zealand Dollar in 2021 at Morgan Stanley

Foreign exchange strategists at investment bank Morgan Stanley have made selling the Pound against the New Zealand Dollar a key conviction trade for 2021.

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26 November 2020 New Zealand Dollar Strength Aids a Nervous Breakdown in GBP/NZD

New Zealand's Dollar proved resilient on Thursday to the overtures of a recuperating U.S. rival after having clocked new highs in the overnight session, with strength in the Kiwi currency helping t…

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25 November 2020 New Zealand Dollar Forecast Higher after RBNZ Cheers Policy and Exchange Rate Success 

The New Zealand Dollar is forecast to remain a relative outperformer over the coming weeks and could even have scope to achieve levels not seen since April 2018, according to Westpac, as a robust e…

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24 November 2020 New Zealand Dollar Could be "Structurally Higher" if RBNZ has to Consider House Prices

The New Zealand Dollar outperformed major currencies in a global rally of risk assets on Tuesday although the Kiwi currency had been given a headstart when Finance Minister Grant Roberston aired co…

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23 November 2020 New Zealand Dollar a Sell, Strength Exagerated says Barclays

The New Zealand Dollar's recent strength looks "exaggerated" according to foreign exchange strategists at Barclays who make it a short-term sell target.

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20 November 2020 New Zealand Dollar Analysts Eye 0.70 as Traders See AUD/NZD Tailwind in Mix

The New Zealand Dollar outperformed Friday as it benefited from an ongoing market reassessment of the outlook for Kiiw interest rates that's drove continued profit-taking in AUD/NZD, according to s…

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