25 November 2019 Pound vs. New Zealand Dollar Week Ahead: Short-Term Gains Forecast

There is potential for a short-term break higher in the Pound-to-New Zealand Dollar exchange rate, according to the latest technical analysis conducted by Autochartist.

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18 November 2019 Pound-New Zealand Dollar Week Ahead Forecast: Signals Suggest Sterling is a Buy

The Pound-to-New Zealand Dollar exchange rate is being tipped as a 'buy' target for foreign exchange speculators to target over the short-term, which we see as encapsulating the coming week.

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14 November 2019 New Zealand Dollar Giving Back some RBNZ Gains, but Losses Tipped to be Shallow

The New Zealand Dollar was on Thursday seen giving back some of the gains acquired on the mid-week surprise decision by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to leave interest rates unchanged, however neโ€ฆ

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13 November 2019 RBNZ's New Zealand Dollar Boost Likely to be Short-Lived, another Rate Cut is Still Coming say Analaysts

The New Zealand Dollar outperformed its peers on global currency markets in mid-week trade after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) surprised markets by opting to leave interest rates unchangedโ€ฆ

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12 November 2019 The New Zealand Dollar Slumps as Investors Take Flight from RBNZ Ahead of Decision

The New  Zealand Dollar weakened across the board on Tuesday as markets moved to price in a fourth 2019 interest rate cut from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) although the prospect of aโ€ฆ

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11 November 2019 ASB see Additional Downside in New Zealand Dollar on back of Critical RBNZ Meeting

Analysts at New Zealand lender ASB say they see further New Zealand Dollar weakness in the coming week as they expect the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to cut interest rates again on Wednesday.

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10 November 2019 Pound-New Zealand Dollar Rate Week Ahead Forecast: Bullish Pattern Indicates Potential For Gains

Studies of the GBP/NZD charts show the pair is range-trading after hitting a key chart level but that the dominant trend remains bullish and so there is a bias towards more upside.

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