22 June 2020 Pound-New Zealand Dollar Hovers Close to 10-Month Low, Downside Likely to Extend

The Pound-to-New Zealand Dollar exchange rate has been pushed back down to 1.9237 at the start of the week, putting it just shy of the ten-month low reached on Friday at 1.9198.

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19 June 2020 Pound-New Zealand Dollar Breakdown Aided by RBNZ as Downside Risks Grow

The Pound-to-New Zealan Dollar rate remained near 2020 lows ahead of the weekend after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) said it intends to slow the pace of its government bond buying, but Ste…

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17 June 2020 New Zealand Dollar Leans On GBP/NZD as NZ-UK Economic Prospects Diverge

The New Zealand Dollar softened broadly on Wednesday but it was still able to keep and underperforming Pound Sterling on the back foot, a feat that could be made easier in the weeks ahead by the Ki…

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16 June 2020 New Zealand Dollar: "Long-term Uptrend" Could be on the Cards According to Technical Analysts

Technical analysts at JP Morgan have said the New Zealand Dollar might be entering a long-term uptrend agains the U.S. Dollar, a development that could flip a whole host of other New Zealand Dollar…

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15 June 2020 New Zealand Dollar Expected to Extend Gains against Sterling

The New Zealand Dollar has taken a breather from a multi-week rally against the Dollar, Pound and Euro amidst another setback for global equity and commodity prices, however studies of the GBP/NZD …

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11 June 2020 New Zealand Dollar Rally Dented, But Not Yet Dead

The New Zealand Dollar has suffered a rare setback and fallen against the U.S. Dollar, Euro and British Pound over the course of the past 48 hours, a move that coincides with a softening in global …

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09 June 2020 New Zealand Dollar Tipped for Deeper Correction, Offering Respite to GBP/NZD 

The New Zealand Dollar suffered heavy losses Tuesday as investors turned cautious ahead of Wednesday's Federal Reserve (Fed) policy decision although some analysts tip the Kiwi for a more protracte…

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